1. Compare/Contrast Rough Draft 3
Types of Sentences

2. Types of Sentences Simple (S) Compound (CD) Complex (CX)
1 independent clause & 0 dependent clauses
Compound (CD)
2 or more independent clauses & 0 dependent clauses
Complex (CX)
1 independent clause & at least 1 dependent clause
Compound-Complex (CC)
2 or more independent clauses & at least 1 dependent clause

3. Steps (in red) Write “c/b <your name>”
Circle all of the simple subjects.
(grouped subjects count as 1)
Review the clauses in each sentence and identify each sentence as simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex.
Label each sentence with “S” for simple, “CD” for compound, “CX” for complex, or “CC” for compound-complex.

4. Steps (in red) continued
5. Place chart under your name and fill out:
Type of Sentence
Amount
Simple
Compound
Complex
Compound-Complex

5. Review
Once corrected, review your Compare/Contrast Essay. The ratio should be close to the ideal ratio of 3:2:2:1 (S:CD:CX:CC).
If it is not, revise sentences to get your ratio closer to the ideal ratio.
Once revised, title your essay as Compare/Contrast Essay Final Draft and have it ready to submit on Monday, July 17.

6. If the grader did not finish…
Finish the instructions in green, and then revise.