

Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
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English
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5th Grade
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Lauren Hucke
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Contain a subject, verb, and a complete thought
Ex. Ann and Taylor passed the test.
Ex. The dog is cute.
What about these?
I ran.
To the store.
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Contain two complete thoughts (sentences)
Joined with a comma and a conjunction
The dog is cute, and the cat is playful.
I want to eat soup, but you want to eat pasta.
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Contain one complete sentence and one incomplete sentence
When the cake is golden brown, remove it from the oven.
We will stay home if it rains.
I washed the car after I got home.
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Multiple Choice
Although the supermarket is closer, Talia shopped at the farmers’ market.
The type of the sentence above is.......?
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
Complex Sentence
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Multiple Choice
The local market has all the ingredients she needs, and it also has fresh food.
The type of the sentence above is...........?
Complex sentence
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
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Multiple Choice
Food at her local store is not fresh.
the type of the sentence above is.............?
Simple sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound sentence
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Multiple Choice
She does not want vegetables in packages, and she does not want food from a warehouse.
the type of the sentence above is.............?
Simple sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound sentence
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Multiple Choice
Talia wants her food to be healthy.
the type of the sentence above is.............?
Simple sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound sentence
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Multiple Choice
Because chemicals are used on some vegetables, she thinks they are less healthy.
the type of the sentence above is.............?
Simple sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound sentence
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Multiple Choice
Talia does not buy too much food.
the type of the sentence above is.............?
Simple sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound sentence
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Multiple Choice
She will serve a healthy meal, and she will use only local ingredients.
the type of the sentence above is.............?
Simple sentence
Complex Sentence
Compound sentence
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