Sentence Structures

Front

Sentence structure: Maria loves going to the park, so she can run around the track.

Back

Compound

Front

Sentence structure: After school, Lamount enjoys running to Starbucks.

Back

Simple

Front

Sentence structure: Whenever Eduardo starts exercising, he gets red faced and really sweaty.

Back

Complex

Front

Sentence: Erik loves to bake cupcakes; he made them for the whole class. Type?

Back

Compound

Front

Sentence structure: If Dorian starts singing, everyone covers their ears to avoid listening.

Back

Compound-Complex

Front

Sentence structure: Jean snored in class and drooled on his desk.

Back

Simple

Front

Sentence structure: Adrian got into the music, so he stood up and started dancing.

Back

Compound

Front

Sentence structure: 'With furious anger, Siria started screaming, and she started flipping over tables and chairs.'

Back

Compound

Front

Sentence structure: You should not make Leslie angry; she will turn into the She-Hulk.

Back

Compound

Front

Sentence structure: 'You stink, but you are funny.'

Back

Compound