Simple and Compound Sentence

Simple & Compound sentence

Gadis Pratiwi M. AppLing

Simple sentence

A simple sentence has the most basic elements that make it a sentence: a subject, a verb, and a completed thought. Examples of simple sentences include the following: Joe waited for the train. The train was late.

Multiple Choice

A _________________________ is one that contains only one independent clause, which must include a subject and predicate.

• Simple Sentence

• Independent Clause

• Subject

• Predicate

Multiple Choice

The _________________________ tells us what about it in the sentence.

• Simple Sentence

• Independent Clause

• Subject

• Predicate

Multiple Choice

The _________________________ tells us who or what in the sentence.

• Simple Sentence

• Independent Clause

• Subject

• Predicate

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• Allen and Henry ate hamburgers and hot dogs for dinner.

• We won the final game; it was so much fun.

• Although I am tired, I don't want to go home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• I don't want to hear what you have to say if you're going to be rude.

• Please sit down with us and listen carefully.

• We won't go on Saturday ,so let's finish our project today.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• We will buy bikes to ride at the park.

• When you are done with your work, you can go outside.

• This is my favorite restaurant ,so I always give it a good review.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• We can go to the movies today; there is a great new film playing.

• Our school will open soon.

• Robert ate the last slice of pizza, so there is none left.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• His new laptop was stolen from his house.

• All the dogs that bark.

• He didn't do his homework, so he can't go to the park.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• The Chromebook is new; he loves using it in class.

• While we waited, I finished the assignment.

• His new friend is smart but did not the test.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• The fire spread quickly and burned down everything.

• The fire spread quickly, and it burned down everything.

• The fire spread quickly, but it didn't burn down everything.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.

• We hope sports gets started very soon since we all miss doing activities.

• Buy some ice cream for me, but don't buy strawberry flavor.

• The entire team went out last Saturday for ice cream.

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank.

I went to the park, _______ I stayed for an hour.

• nor

• and

• but

• yet

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank.

I don't want to eat peas, ______ do I want to eat broccoli.

• but

• and

• nor

• yet

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank.

My mom baked cookies, _______ she had lots of dishes to wash.

• yet

• but

• so

• nor

Multiple Choice

Fill in the following sentence with the correct conjunction.

Elephants are big, ______ blue whales are even bigger.

• or

• so

• but

• and

Multiple Choice

Choose the compound sentence below with the proper conjunction.

• I finished my homework early, but I went outside to play.

• I finished my homework early, so I went outside to play.

• I finished my homework early, yet I went outside to play.

• I finished my homework early, for I went outside to play.

Multiple Choice

Choose the compound sentence below with the proper conjunction.

• Jimmy needs to study for the test, or he will not pass.

• Jimmy needs to study for the test, so he will not pass.

• Jimmy needs to study for the test, but he will not pass.

• Jimmy needs to study for the test, yet he will not pass.

Multiple Choice

Choose the compound sentence below with the proper conjunction.

• My sister made the mess, for I was the one to be blamed.

• My sister made the mess, yet I was the one to be blamed.

• My sister made the mess, so I was the one to be blamed.

• My sister made the mess, nor I was the one to be blamed.

Multiple Choice

Identify the compound sentence:

• He drank milk last night and added protien.

• Milk cows are sweet and lovely.

• He saw that the milk was curdled, and he threw it away with disgust.

• He thought he could drink the whole gallon but could not.

Multiple Choice

Choose the compound sentence.

• Greg's car broke down and stopped in the middle of the road.

• Greg needs to get to work, but his car broke down.

• Greg and John need to get to work.

• Greg needs to get to work. His car broke down.