1. Simple, Compound, or Complex

2. Whenever I am tired from homework, I take a quick jog. complex (Whenever I am…) complex (Whenever I am…)

3. Some looked glum, but others were more cheerful. compound compound

4. I dash out of the house before I miss the bus. complex (before I miss…) complex (before I miss…)

5. They went to the library and borrowed some books. simple (comp. predicate only) simple (comp. predicate only)

6. I can’t go since the party is on a school night. complex (since the party…) complex (since the party…)

7. At the end of the day, I turn off all the Halloween lights. simple (prep. phrase at beginning) simple (prep. phrase at beginning)

8. Although the necklace was very inexpensive, she cherished it for sentimental reasons. complex (Although the necklace…) complex (Although the necklace…)

9. The dog slept and it snored. compound (very short ind. clauses) compound (very short ind. clauses)

10. There are more kinds of trees than you can imagine. complex (than you can…) complex (than you can…)

11. In a few minutes, this class will end, and you will be off to your next class. compound

12. I like to bring cake since I am a great baker. complex (since I am…) complex (since I am…)

13. He wants to dress as Batman for the costume party. simple simple

14. We like to cook a big breakfast whenever our kids come home. complex (whenever our kids…) complex (whenever our kids…)