Select the conjunction:
The shark swam, and the polar bear ate.
and
Is this a simple sentence: The cat and the dog ran and rolled around in the yard.
Yes, it is. Do you know why?
A compound sentence contains 2 ___________. Fill in the blank
main clauses / independent clauses
A compound sentence has what clauses?
2 main clauses
(It doesn't have any subordinate or relative clauses).
Select the conjunction:
Although the dog ate his dinner, he still begged at the table.
Although
Is this a simple sentence: Mom and Dad went home while I stayed at the mall.
No,-- Complex Sentence
Is this a compound sentence: Jody and Steve ate ice cream.
No, it's a simple sentence. It doesn't have any conjunctions and it is just one clause.
Select the conjunction:
Since I earned an A on my English test, Mom took me out to dinner.
Since
Do simple sentences have conjunctions?
No
What is a compound sentence?
Has two independent clauses joined together with a coordinating conjunction
Select the conjunction:
We can go to the movies at 9 unless the car won't start.
unless
Can the conjunctions 'and', 'but' or 'yet' be found in a complex sentence?
No, they can't.
They connect clauses, meaning that if they were in a sentence, it'd be a compound sentence.
Fill in the blank: Jason Aldean sang a song last night on tv ______ I didn't get to watch it.
, but
What is the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause?
Hint: An independent clause = main clause. A dependent clause = subordinate clause / relative clause.
An independent clause makes sense on its own.
A dependent clause doesn't make sense alone.
What is a complex sentence?
Has one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses that are joined together with a subordinating conjunction.
Select the conjunction:
I like to read, but I love to cook.
but
What always starts a simple sentence and ends a simple sentence? Hint: 2 answers
Capital Letter and Punctuation!
Give four conjunctions that can be found in a compound sentence? Hint: These will be coordinating conjunctions.
One of the following four:
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
List 5 subordinating conjunctions