Sentence Structure

Front

In New Providence, autumns don't bring much relief from the sweltering heat of the summer's unrelenting sun.

Back

Simple

Front

Day felt hotter than July.

Back

Simple

Front

Sweat dripped down his back; his shirt stuck to his skin.

Back

Compound

Front

Type of sentence: When he stopped under a Royal Poinciana, he let the breeze dry his sweat.

Back

Complex

Front

JD placed his McCrory's bag on the Fox Hill dirt, took his shirt out, and stretched his arms, allowing the breeze to flow under his shirt.

Back

Compound

Front

He closed his eyes.

Back

Simple

Front

Soaked at Sandilands, he stood under the fig tree before visiting hours, repeating his ritual.

Back

Compound-Complex

Front

In a complex sentence, where is the subordinating conjunction?

Back

the independent portion

Front

Acronym for coordinating conjunctions?

Back

FANBOYS

Front

Compound-Complex sentence specifics

Back

Has 2+ independent clauses & 1+ dependent clauses.