1. More “simple, compound, or complex”

2. The students studied and came in for extra help. Simple-(compound pred.)

3. I like to watch the Phillies, but my husband likes to watch the Eagles. Compound (, but)

4. Let’s have pizza before we go to the game. Complex (before we go…)

5. Whenever I drive long distances, I play loud music and sing. Complex (Whenever I drive…)

6. Depending on your location, the leaves are beautiful now. Simple (prep. phrase in front)

7. In the middle of the ceiling, I hung a quote by Harper Lee. Simple (prep. phrase in front)

8. I must take my dog to the groomer tonight, and he won’t like that very much. compound (, and)

9. I hope that traffic is light tomorrow, yet it never is on a Friday. Compound (, yet)

10. Some of the students like English although others don’t. Complex (although others don’t)