Types of Sentences
Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?
“Four mountain bikers raced down the steep hill.”
Simple
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“Later tonight, she will look at the Moon through a telescope.”
Look
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“The wind blew fiercely.”
Fiercely
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“I was surprised when.”
Fragment
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“The librarian read us a funny story, and we laughed out loud.”
Compound
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“Ed drove the fire truck.”
Drove
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“The moon slightly brightens the sky each night.”
Slightly
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“Had a great time at the party.”
Fragment
Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?
“My sister’s favorite movies are The Lego Movie and Frozen.”
Simple
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“Mia repairs things around the house.”
Repairs
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“People commonly think porcupines can shoot their quills, but they can’t do that.”
Commonly
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“Freshwater fish don’t drink water saltwater fish do.”
Run-on
Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?
“While you were sleeping, I watched a movie.”
Complex
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“The squirrels love birdseed.”
Love
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“The thunderstorm was over quickly.”
Quickly
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“Should I stay up late should I go to bed early.”
Run -on
Is this a simple, compound, or complex sentence?
“Although she was considered smart, she failed all her exams.”
Complex
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“Newborn dolphins and whales have hair, but it falls out soon after birth.”
Have & falls
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“The boy felt very lucky to be inside.”
Very
Identify if the sentence is a fragment or run on.
“Ate chicken,broccoli, and rolls for dinner.”
Fragment