Sentence Structure Review

​Sentence Structure Review

A simple sentence contains a subject and a verb, and it may also have an object and modifiers. However, it contains only one independent clause

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​Simple Sentence

Poll

Is the following sentence a simple sentence?

I went to the parklast night.

• Yes

• No

• I'm confused

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Multiple Choice

Which is a simple sentence.

• Ivan keeps talking, so I am going to give him a zero.

• I am starting to feel better.

• Because you came in late, you missed the instructions to the assignment.

• Javier is taking too long in the restroom, so Nevaeh is upsset.

Dropdown

He doesn't know the answer ​

Select answer

he didn't study.

Match

Match the following

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

I ran three miles.

This class is annoying, so I am going to give everyone a zero.

While I was walking through the park, a dog attacked me.

• I ran three miles.

• This class is annoying, so I am going to give everyone a zero.

• While I was walking through the park, a dog attacked me.

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Poll

Is the following sentence correct?

They were so annoying I had to give them detention.

• Yes, it is properly punctuated.

• No, because you need a FANBOYS

• No, because you need a semicolon

• Yes, because it's a simple sentence.

​IS, CS.

CS IS.

Remember when the IS is last, you don't need a comma.

Dropdown

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Select answer

I last saw you, you have grown.

Match

Match the following

• Subordinating Conjunctions

• Coordinating Conjunctions

• Simple Sentence

• Compound Sentence

• Complex Sentence

AAAWWUBBIS

FANBOYS

The stars lighted up the night sky.

Charlie is talkin, so he is getting a zero for his assignment.

While I am working on this presentation, Jacob is trying to complete his work.

• AAAWWUBBIS

• FANBOYS

• The stars lighted up the night sky.

• Charlie is talkin, so he is getting a zero for his assignment.

• While I am working on this presentation, Jacob is trying to complete his work.

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to combine sentences 14 and 15?

• Four thousand railroad cars were filled with red granite.

• Building the Capitol took 4,000 fully loaded red granite railroad cars to construct the building.

• Building the Capitol took 4,000 fully loaded railroads cars filled completely with red granite.

• The amount of red granite used to build the Capitol filled 4,000 railroad cars.

Multiple Choice

What is the Best way to combine sentence s28 and 29?

• The ship was excavated using a cofferdam and a temporary enlosre built in the water.

• The ship was excavated using a cofferdam, this is a temporary enclosure built in the water.

• The ship was excavated using a cofferdam, which is a temporary enclosure built in the water.

• The ship was excavated using a cofferdam, built in the water, which is a temparary.

Open Ended

I enjoy cooking. I just don't have time . Combine the sentences.

Open Ended

Write a compound sentence.