Sentences
If you come with us, you need a jacket.
complex sentence
When I order at Cane's.
dependent
a sentence ends with a...
.,!,?
"Get over here?"
"Get over here."
In the back of the room.
What is a phrase?
William likes cake, but Wanda enjoys pie.
compound sentence
My brother likes sour gummy bears.
independent
What are you doing!
What are you doing?
When the bell rings.
What is a clause?
We plan to visit my cousins in May, so I am saving my vacation days.
compound sentence
Since the students eat lunch downstairs.
dependent
Please clean up your room?
Please clean up your room.
My little sister walked across the street to play with her friend.
What is a clause?
How beautiful the sunset was yesterday!
DAILY DOUBLE
Because I finished my test early.
dependent
Clean your room right now?
Clean your room right now!
The tiny, red bird on the branch of an apple tree.
What is a phrase?
Where is your English homework that was assigned on Monday?
simple sentence
Give me my pencil, please.
independent
I'm excited for our trip.
I'm excited for our trip!
DAILY DOUBLE
Drove recklessly across town in order to pick up his dad at the airport.
What is a phrase?
Conjunctions that are in compound sentences; conjunctions that are in complex sentences.
FANBOYS (coordinating conjunctions)
Subordinating conjunctions