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Structure of the sentence: 'Thomas passed the test because he studied hard and understood the material.'

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Complex Sentence

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Identify the sentence structure: The teacher walked into the classroom, greeted the students, and took attendance.

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Simple Sentence

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Structure of the sentence: 'Gab still played football, yet he needed to be early for his class.'

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Compound Sentence

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Identify the sentence structure: 'When we won the debate championship last year, our group danced for joy, and our classmates and teachers hooted.'

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Compound-Complex Sentence

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Structure with 2 independent clauses, joined by a comma and conjunction or semicolon.

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Compound Sentence

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Structure with a subject, verb, and possibly an object/modifiers; contains one independent clause.

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Simple Sentence

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Identify the sentence structure: 'Though we don't watch fantasy movies, my sister downloaded Nightbooks, and we have enjoyed it.'

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Compound-Complex Sentence

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Structure with at least one independent and one dependent clause.

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Complex Sentence

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Structure with 2 independent clauses & 1+ dependent clauses. Dependent clauses can refer to subject, time, or causality.

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Compound-Complex Sentence

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Identify the sentence structure: Jack Sparrow lost his treasure map, but he still found the buried treasure.

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Compound Sentence