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Simple & Compound Sentences

Simple & Compound Sentences

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Presentation

English

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
L.3.1I, L.7.1A, L.2.1F

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Jennifer Reed

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5 Slides • 5 Questions

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​Simple & Compound Sentences

By Jennifer Reed

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Labelling

Let's Review!

Label the picture with the parts of a sentence.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Predicate

Clause

Phrase

Subject

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Is the clause independent or dependent?

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Independent

2

Dependent

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Sentence Types

Simple Sentence

  • Includes 1 independent clause.

  • Remember, independent clauses include a subject, predicate, & complete thought. They can stand on their own.

    👉 The sun is shining brightly today.

    👉 I love reading books in my free time.

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Sentence Types

Compound Sentence

  • Includes 2 independent clauses

  • The clauses are connected with a semi-colon or a comma+coordinating conjunction.

    👉 She studied hard for the test; she passed with flying colors.

    👉 I wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining.

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  • Or

  • Yet

  • So

  • For

  • And

  • Nor

  • But

FANBOYS

Coordinating Conjunctions

media

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Categorize

Options (6)

Humans and dogs are both mammals.

Humans walk upright.

I haven't seen her lately; I won't see her again until fall.

I originally planned to attend, but I realize I can't go.

We could go to the beach.

We could go to the beach, or we could go to the mountains.

Question image

Are the sentences simple or compound?
Hint: Look for connectors like a semi-colon or comma+coordinating conjunction

Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence

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Poll

Look this sentence has "or" in it:

Do you like strawberry jelly or grape?

Is it a compound sentence?

👍 Yes!

👎No!

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Match

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Which coordinating conjunction would best combine each set of independent clauses to create a compound sentence?

He loves to play baseball. He also enjoys watching it on TV.

I was going to bake cookies. I bought all of the ingredients.

Thursday is my least favorite day of the week. It is trash night.

I love my brother. He can be so annoying sometimes.

and

so

for

but

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Important Things to Remember:

🌟 Independent clauses include a subject, predicate, and complete thought.

🌟 A
simple sentence = 1 independent clause.

🌟 A
compound sentence = 2 independent clauses connected with a semi-colon or
comma+coordinating conjunction

🌟 There are 7
coordinating conjunctions to choose from (FANBOYS). Choose one that makes
sense!

​Simple & Compound Sentences

By Jennifer Reed

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