Simple, Compound, & Complex Sentence (#14)

We visited the museum before it closed.

Which clause is independent?

• We visited the museum

• before it closed.

We visited the museum before it closed.

Which clause is dependent.

• We visited the museum

• before it closed.

We visited the museum before it closed.

What kind of sentence is this?

• simple

• compound

• complex

• compound-complex

We visited the museum before it closed.

Which of he following describes the conjunction in this sentence.

• before-coordinating

• before-subordinating

• There is no conjunction.

• FANBOY

We visited the museum before it closed.

Which of the following is the best way to change this sentence to a compound sentence?

• We visited the museum, and it was still opened.

• Before we visited the museum, it was closed.

• Before it closed, we visited the museum.

Whenever they eat at this restaurant, they order a hamburger and fries.

Which is the dependent clause?

• they order a hamburger and fries.

• Whenever they eat at this restaurant

• at this restaurant

Whenever they eat at this restaurant, they order a hamburger and fries.

Which is the independent clause?

• Whenever they eat at this restaurant

• they order a hamburger and fries.

Whenever they eat at this restaurant, they order a hamburger and fries.

Which of the following is true about the conjunction in this sentence?

• Whenever - subordinating

• Whenever - coordinating

• Whenever - FANBOY

• There is no conjunction.

Whenever they eat at this restaurant, they order a hamburger and fries.

What kind of sentence is this?

• simple

• compound

• complex

• compound-complex

Whenever they eat at this restaurant, they order a hamburger and fries.

Which is the best way to turn this sentence into a compound sentence?

• They eat at this restaurant whenever they order a hamburger and fries.

• They eat at this restaurant, and they order a hamburger and fries.

• They eat at this restaurant and order a hamburger and fries.