Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences

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Identify the sentence type: "We have been studying this for a while, so you should know it!" Options: Simple, Compound, Complex

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Compound

Front

Simple sentences have one independent clause; compound sentences have two clauses.

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Compound

Front

What type of sentence uses a subordinate clause? Options: Simple, Compound, Complex

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Complex

Front

What type of sentence structure is Mrs. Starnes reviewing repeatedly? Options: Simple, Compound, Complex

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Complex

Front

What is the last sentence type to learn? Options: Simple, Compound, Complex

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Simple

Front

After we learn the last type of sentence, we will have a summative over this.

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Complex

Front

We will take our summative in January before  we send home 2nd Quarter report cards.

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Complex

Front

We will review parts of speech, and then we'll learn about phrases.

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Compound

Front

What type of sentence is: "Mrs. Starnes won't be here when you learn about phrases."? Options: Simple, Compound, Complex

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Complex

Front

Identify the sentence type: She will be on maternity leave with her new baby boy. Options: Simple, Compound, Complex

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Simple