T/F This a simple sentence: The cat and the dog ran around the yard.
True.
A compound sentence contains 2 ___________ thoughts. Fill in the blank
complete
A complex sentence has an _________ clause and a ______ clause.
independent and dependent
T/F. This is a compound-complex sentence:
When he was sick, Tony missed the class test.
False- It's a complex sentence.
What is the independent clause in this sentence? The game will be delayed unless it stops raining.
The game will be delayed
T/F- This sentence is a compound-complex sentence.I like carrots, but I love broccoli, which is currently in season.
True: It has 2 independent clauses and 1 dependent clause.
Do simple sentences have conjunctions?
Yes
True or False? This is a compound sentence: Soccer is played everywhere, but not everybody likes it.
True
What is the dependent clause in the sentence? While we are learning to jump rope, they are learning to juggle.
While we are learning to jump rope
What kind of sentence is it? How do you know?
When he was sick, Tony missed the class test.
Complex Sentence. It has one dependent clause and one independent clause.
How or when do I use conjunctions in a simple sentence?
With compound subjects or compound predicates.
My brother and sister are always fighting.
Beth loves books and reads all the time.
Fill in the blank: Jason Aldean sang a song last night on tv ______ I didn't get to watch it. Hint: there are 2 parts to the answer
, but
Identify the two independent clauses and the dependent clause in the following compound-complex sentence.
Although I like the cinema, I am grounded, so my parents won't let me go.
Independent Clause:
I am grounded
My parents won't let me go.
Dependent Clause:
Although I like the cinema
What are three conjunctions that can be found in a compound sentence?
, and , but , or
Identify the independent clauses, dependent clause, coordinating conjunction, and subordinating conjunction.
While we were eating sushi, my friend told me she was allergic to fish, but she was already having a reaction.
Independent Clauses: My friend told me she was allergic to fish. She was already having a reaction.
Dependent Clause: While we were eating sushi.
Coordinating Conjunction: but
Subordinating Conjunction: while