Sentence Types & Clauses

Front

Nadia screamed and cried all day and kept "fainting" on the couch. This sentence is

• Simple
• Compound
• Complex
• Compound-Complex

Back

Simple

Front

He slowly took the jewel from the box that he and Rebecca had found on the mantel of the fireplace. This sentence is

Back

Complex

Front

When I looked up, old Stradlater was standing practically right on top of me. This sentence is Options: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex

Back

Complex

Front

It was silly in the extreme, but we kept throwing the old papers up in the air. This sentence is: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex

Back

Compound

Front

The ice cream that I crave is mint chocolate chip.

Back

Adjective/Relative Clause

Front

Classify the clause: until the pizza comes

Back

Adverbial Clause

Front

Where you go to college is only important for two years.

Back

Noun Clause

Front

I'm making cookies for the friend whose car I borrowed.

Back

Independent/Main Clause

Front

Identify the type of clause: I'm making cookies for the friend whose car I borrowed. Options: Independent/Main Clause, Adverbial Clause, Adjective/Relative Clause, Noun Clause

Back

Adjective/Relative Clause

Front

The shocking news brought everyone to a screeching halt. What is the participle adjective?

Back

BOTH shocking and screeching