Sentence Structures #4

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Identify the structure of the following sentence: We had a three-course meal before we went to the movie.

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Complex

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: He loves fish tacos, but I prefer chicken tacos.

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Compound

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: Jenna is learning a second language. Options: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex

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Simple

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: Sentences can be constructed in various ways; therefore, there are different structures.

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Compound

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence:

When the sky was dark, the orangutan crept away.

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Complex

Front

Identify the structure of the sentence: Since your dog is ornery, you should train him, so he can behave better.

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Compound-Complex

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: The other team won the game; however, I scored my personal best even though it wasn't enough to win.

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Compound-Complex

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: Shayna enjoys dogs, but she is not as enthusiastic about orangutans. Options: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex

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Compound

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: Nicholas skipped a rock across the river and onto the other side.

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Simple

Front

Identify the structure of the following sentence: The purpose of informative writing is to educate the reader. Options: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex

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Simple