#GRAMMAR 5.11 PRACTICE (due date: Wednesday, October 12)

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PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify if the sentence is a simple sentence or a compound sentence. (26 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are EXACTLY thirteen of each.

The trumpets blared, and the king entered the room.

Simple

Compound

Ketchup makes french fries taste better.

Simple

Compound

I walked and walked for days.

Simple

Compound

Hydrogen has weight, but you can’t weigh it on an ordinary scale.

Simple

Compound

You can buy your ticket in advance, or you can buy it at the door.

Simple

Compound

Radar detects objects in darkness and bad weather.

Simple

Compound

Humans can’t see well in the dark, nor can they hear sounds more than about one kilometer away.

Simple

Compound

I read it, but I didn’t understand it.

Simple

Compound

Korean foods and Thai foods can be very spicy.

Simple

Compound

You can ask questions, but you may not find the answers.

Simple

Compound

The choir sang and clapped for the audience.

Simple

Compound

Neither fog nor hail stops the letter carrier.

Simple

Compound

The first modern computer was built in 1946; it processed 5,000 calculations per minute.

Simple

Compound

The South American condor is smaller and heavier than the California condor.

Simple

Compound

Time was flying by, and the day of the wedding was fast approaching.

Simple

Compound

Both of the sofas arrived, but neither fit through the doorway.

Simple

Compound

Green is Angie’s favorite color, but her new coat is blue.

Simple

Compound

This is a great car, and it gets good gas mileage.

Simple

Compound

The first game will be this Thursday at five.

Simple

Compound

I like skiing, and Maria likes skating.

Simple

Compound

We don’t order dessert when we eat out.

Simple

Compound

Martin expected bad weather; therefore, he brought an umbrella.

Simple

Compound

This quilt might look old.

Simple

Compound

I’ll call you when I get home from work.

Simple

Compound

We will sell tickets tomorrow.

Simple

Compound

My grandmother made it last year.

Simple

Compound

The trumpets blared, and the king entered the room.

Simple

Compound

Ketchup makes french fries taste better.

Simple

Compound

I walked and walked for days.

Simple

Compound

Hydrogen has weight, but you can’t weigh it on an ordinary scale.

Simple

Compound

You can buy your ticket in advance, or you can buy it at the door.

Simple

Compound

Radar detects objects in darkness and bad weather.

Simple

Compound

Humans can’t see well in the dark, nor can they hear sounds more than about one kilometer away.

Simple

Compound

I read it, but I didn’t understand it.

Simple

Compound

Korean foods and Thai foods can be very spicy.

Simple

Compound

You can ask questions, but you may not find the answers.

Simple

Compound

The choir sang and clapped for the audience.

Simple

Compound

Neither fog nor hail stops the letter carrier.

Simple

Compound

The first modern computer was built in 1946; it processed 5,000 calculations per minute.

Simple

Compound

The South American condor is smaller and heavier than the California condor.

Simple

Compound

Time was flying by, and the day of the wedding was fast approaching.

Simple

Compound

Both of the sofas arrived, but neither fit through the doorway.

Simple

Compound

Green is Angie’s favorite color, but her new coat is blue.

Simple

Compound

This is a great car, and it gets good gas mileage.

Simple

Compound

The first game will be this Thursday at five.

Simple

Compound

I like skiing, and Maria likes skating.

Simple

Compound

We don’t order dessert when we eat out.

Simple

Compound

Martin expected bad weather; therefore, he brought an umbrella.

Simple

Compound

This quilt might look old.

Simple

Compound

I’ll call you when I get home from work.

Simple

Compound

We will sell tickets tomorrow.

Simple

Compound

My grandmother made it last year.

Simple

Compound