Types of sentences: frag, simple, compound, complex, or run-on?

Front

Hobby: putting googly eyes on potatoes and lemons.

Back

Simple sentence

Front

Hobby: putting googly eyes on potatoes & lemons.

Back

Run-on sentence or comma splice

Front

Googly eyes on lemon implies the same for potato.

Back

Complex sentence

Front

Lemons and potatoes with googly eyes.

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Sentence fragment

Front

Hobby: putting googly eyes on potatoes & lemons.

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Compound sentence

Front

My dog hears everything.

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Simple sentence

Front

Favorite dog hears everything in the house.

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Sentence fragment

Front

My dog's hearing is excellent, but he ignores me when I yell to call him inside.

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Compound sentence

Front

When we call our dog, he barks sometimes.

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Complex sentence

Front

Ironic that my dog can't hear a dog-whistle but hears a bag of chips from 100 yards and a running bath outside.

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Run-on sentence or comma splice