3.  Love  Run  Beautiful  Car

4.  Compound  Simple  Compound-Complex  Incomplete/minor

6.  An  The  Over  And  Badly  Beautiful

7.  Manmade Wall  Pack of Wolves  Blue Clouds

9.  Cruel  Unusual  Kind  Casual

10.  Monkey  Villain  Best Friend  Sidekick

11.  Comma  Captial  Semi-colon  Parentheses  Exclamation mark

12.  Name of ordinary everyday objects.  Describing words.  Name of something we can’t touch, measure  Name of a person/place.  Tells us the position or place of something in relation to something else.  Tells you when, where or how something is happening.

13.  Nouns  Adjectives  Pronouns

15.  Blue  Van  Can  Best  I don’t know

16.  Brian said “I should have remembered that it was my Mum’s birthday.”  The garden was a complete mess everything was dying or dead.

17.  Brackets  Comma  Ellipsis  Italics

18.  To lose one parent, Mr Worthing, may be regarded as misfortune to lose both looks like carelessness.

19.  A sentence with a subject and a verb?  A sentence without a verb  2 main clauses joined by a conjunction

20.  Brian went to the beach and he ate an ice cream.

22.  Although I like to go camping, I haven't had the time to go lately, and I haven't found anyone to go with.