Sentence Structures - Tara Moloney | Biblioteka

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What is a compound sentence?

A sentence with two or more independent clauses

A sentence with adjective clause

A sentence with one subject and one predicate

A sentence with a subject, verb, and object

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What does a complex sentence contain?

Two or more dependent clauses

Two independent clauses

An independent clause and at least one dependent clause

A single independent clause

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What type of sentence is this: 'She danced, so we cheered.'

Compound sentence

Complex sentence

Simple sentence

Compound-complex sentence

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What type of sentence is this: 'Although it rained, they played football.'

Compound-complex sentence

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

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Which sentence is in the simple present tense?

I walk to school every day.

I walked to school yesterday.

I am walking to school.

I will walk to school tomorrow.

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Which is a complete sentence?

The dog is barking.

The cat with the.

Because it's raining.

Going to the park.

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What structure is the sentence: 'Although it was rainy, we went to the park.'?

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

Incomplete sentence

Compound sentence

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Identify the compound sentence:

You should study.

When you are done studying.

I wanted to go to the mall, but I had to study.

Despite the rain, he went outside.

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Which sentence below is in the passive voice?

Sam, can you read the book?

Sam read the book.

Does Sam read the book?

The book was read by Sam.

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What is the correct structure of a compound sentence?

Independent clause, coordinating conjunction, dependent clause.

Independent clause, subordinating conjunction, dependent clause.

Dependent clause, coordinating conjunction, independent clause.

Independent clause, coordinating conjunction, independent clause.

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What type of sentence is: 'Although it was raining, we played football.'?

Compound-complex sentence

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

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How would you transform this sentence into a question? 'You are going to the store.'

Are going to the store you?

You are going to the store?

Are you going to the store?

Are going you to the store?