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Making Sentences: Simple & Compound Sentences

Making Sentences: Simple & Compound Sentences

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English

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1st - 9th Grade

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L.1.1J, L.3.1H, L.2.1F

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Natasha Azani

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Making Sentences:
Simple Sentences
&
Compound Sentences

by Natasha Azani

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There are 2 type of sentences:​
  1. Simple Sentence

  2. Compound Sentence​

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What is SIMPLE SENTENCE?​

-​Simple sentence contains ONE subject and ONE predicate and forms ONE complete thought/sentence.

-​It is also called Independent clause.

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​For examples:

​-Hello, my name is Siti Humairah from SK Banggol Chicha.

​-Can you help me with the packages, please?

​-Ali and Seth are going camping with their English club next week.

-​Mardiah and Marwadah have mopped and cleaned the living room yesterday.

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Some simple sentence can be as simple as possible. A simple sentence can contain ONE SUBJECT and ONE VERB.

FOR EXAMPLE:

The man runs.​

​* Here, the sentence only contains a subject [The man] and a verb [runs]

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If we add any additional "flavour" to the sentence, can it still be considered as a ​simple sentence?

for example:

The man runs.

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​The tall man runs.

​The tall man runs very fast.

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The answer is YES​...

​​WHY??

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​The tall man runs.

​The tall man runs very fast.

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​* Even though you added adjective [tall] and adverb [very fast]; as it only contain a subject and a verb, it is still consider a SIMPLE SENTENCE.

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Look at these sentences: A simple sentence OR a fragment​?

-The party was cancelled because of the rain.

-Because of the assignment.

-I ran.​

​-To open a can of tomato puree.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the complete sentence:

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Went to the park.

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I was late to school this morning.

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My teacher and I.

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Although feathers are used for flying.

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What is COMPOUND SENTENCE​?
  • A compound sentence is basically ​contains 2 or more simple sentences.

  • ​They are usually joined by a comma and a conjunction [F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.]; or by a semicolon [;].

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  • ​For-because or since

  • ​And-adds more information

  • ​Nor-a negative option or choice

  • ​But-shows contrast or opposite

  • ​Or-gives an option or choice

  • ​Yet-shows contrast or opposite

  • ​So-shows a result

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For example:​

​-Darlene took the day off school, but her doctor’s appointment was canceled.

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-The ghost frightened Luca, and he ran away in tears.

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Determine whether​ the following sentences are simple or compound.

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Multiple Choice

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Makayla needs to go to the store, so we will have milk for cereal.

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Simple Sentence

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Compound Sentence

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Multiple Choice

Do you like this purple dress, ____ this green blouse?

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or

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and

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so

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yet

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Multiple Choice

Marissa is bad at singing, ____ she love to sing at a singing club.

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so

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yet

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and

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or

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Multiple Choice

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Bella and Chloe made dinner for everyone.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

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Clifford ordered a large coffee, but he accidentally grabbed the small one.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

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Leah stood and shook the blanket.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

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Preston loves his dog, and he takes her to the park every afternoon.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

Wardah is going to wear her pink flowery dress, ____ it is her favourite one.

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or

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for

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but

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so

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Multiple Choice

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Instead of driving, Ariana and Christian walked to school.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

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Ashlynn and Matt love candy, so Ms. Stafford gives them some every day.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

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Sophie sings.

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Simple sentence

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Compound sentence

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Multiple Choice

Danni has decided to go to watch a movie with her friends tomorrow,____ she got a fever this morning.

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and

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so

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for

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but

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Simple Sentences
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Compound Sentences

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