Identify the types of sentences.
Identify the kinds of sentences.
Identify the type of conjunction in the sentence
Punctuate each type and kind of sentences correctly.
100

The teacher and the student walk every morning.

Simple sentence 

100

You never remember my birthday.

Declarative 

100

Although it rained, we still went for a walk.

Although, subordinating

100

Do you know where the library is

Add a question mark

200

She wanted to stay home, but her responsibilities pushed her to go to work.

Compound sentence

200

Everything you need is in the box.

Declarative 

200

After he finished studying, he went to bed.

After, subordinating

200

I tried to study for the test but my little brother kept interrupting me

Add a comma before but and end with a period.

300

While I was preparing dinner, the kids were doing their homework, and my husband was fixing the sink.

Compound-complex sentence 

300

How beautiful the sky looks tonight!

Exclamatory
300

If you work hard, you will succeed.

If, subordinating

300

Although he was tired he finished all his homework before going to bed

Add a comma after tired

400

I would have called you when the meeting ended, but my phone died before I had the chance.

Compound-Complex sentence

400

Tell me why you didn't call last night.

Imperative

400

Because she was late, she missed the bus.

Because, subordinating

400

Open your books to page seventy two

Add a period

500

Even though the instructions were unclear, he managed to complete the project without asking for help.

Complex sentence 

500

Can you please sit down and be quiet?

Interrogative and imperative 

500

Even though he was tired, he kept working.

Even though, subordinating

500

what an amazing performance that was

Add an exclamation mark