What's my type?
Study for this English test.
imperative
The girl in the red dress went to the store.
girl
Cynda brushed her teeth and combed her hair before leaving for school.
brushed, combed
Both Tim and John watched the game.
both, and
correlative
Before you decide to make a meal.
fragment
What time is the game?
interrogative
After moving to a new state, Sam had to begin classes at a new school.
Sam
Have you been watching the weather?
have been watching
I not only have to wash the dishes but I also have to make the bed.
not only, but also
correlative
Yesterday we went to the game after we watched the game, we went out to dinner.
fused sentence
declarative
There are six boxes of books in my car.
boxes
What time is the game?
is
I want to get a good grade on this test, so I will study tonight.
so
coordinating
The three small children in matching uniforms paraded down the street and marched into their house.
sentence
Wow! That barge is huge!
exclamatory
Are you going to the game tonight?
you
Shelby ran down the street and into her house.
ran
I studied hard for the test, yet I still got a B.
yet
coordinating
At the Cincinnati Zoo you can see lions, tigers and bears, you can also see reptiles and insects.
comma splice
Watch out!
imperative, exclamatory
Here is the phone I have been looking for all day.
I
Who is going to the game tonight?
is going
Neither John nor Tim remembered who fumbled the ball.
neither, nor
correlative
If you want to get a good grade, you should study a little while every day you can also recopy your notes to help you remember the facts.
fused sentence