The Four Sentence Structures

Front

I like cats; Sam likes them too.

Back

Compound Sentence

Front

I drink milk every day.

Back

Simple Sentence

Front

Jo drinks Singha, although it is expensive.

Back

Complex Sentence

Front

Since the article meets your needs, we enclose a copy hoping it helps you find a solution.

Back

Compound-Complex Sentence

Front

Strongly criticized by her friends, she refused to join the team.

Back

Complex Sentence

Front

Discussing the report with colleagues, but the CEO will finalize it. The bus stopped, and passengers got out.

Back

Compound Sentence

Front

She confessed her crime to the police.

Back

Simple Sentence

Front

Dog bites man = common; man bites dog = news.

Back

Compound-Complex Sentence

Front

Although he tried hard to investigate, he found little useful evidence.

Back

Complex Sentence

Front

The student is working hard.

Back

Simple Sentence