T/F This a simple sentence: The cat and the dog ran and rolled around in the yard.
True.
T/F Simple sentences are always short.
False
T/F This is a compound sentence: Neither Jody nor Steve ate ice cream.
False -- It's a simple sentence.
How many independent clauses can a simple sentence have?
one
T/F We can combine two independent clauses (simple sentences) with a comma.
False -- we can only combine them with a:
- comma + coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS)
- semi-colon
This is our last class, so we're going to play a game.
This is our last class; we're going to play a game.
What is a compound sentence?
Has two or more independent clauses joined together with a conjunction (FANBOYS) or a semi-colon
What is missing from this simple sentence?
went to the beach yesterday.
a subject (I, We, He/She, They, Kim, etc)
Fill in the blank: I'll either move to Australia for university ______ I will travel around Europe for one year. Hint: there are 2 parts to the answer
,or
What are the seven coordinating conjunctions that can be found in compound sentences?
FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)