Sentence Structure

Front

The policeman stopped walking.

Back

Simple

Front

The lesson was productive; the teacher was happy.

Back

Co-ordinate (two sentences together)

Front

Michael shut his laptop.

Back

Simple

Front

The girl is incredibly excited despite appearances.

Back

Sub-ordinate (one sentence needs the other to make sense)

Front

One day, when I am older and wiser, I might understand how you are feeling.

Back

Apposition (like brackets)

Front

She offered me a biscuit, even though I had already eaten twelve.

Back

Sub-ordinate (one sentence needs the other to make sense)

Front

My friends and family speak highly of you.

Back

Sub-ordinate (one sentence needs the other to make sense)

Front

Her long blonde hair was caught in her jacket zipper.

Back

Apposition (like brackets)

Front

Map drawn to help find the bus stop.

Back

Co-ordinate (two sentences together)

Front

Class was silent for a minute.

Back

Sub-ordinate (one sentence needs the other to make sense)