Sentence Types

Because the road was bumpy, I drove slowly.

• Sentence (S)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

• Complex Sentence (CX)

Todd and Margo romped in the snow for hours.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

After it snowed for hours.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

The mechanic repaired and and washed the car.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

After it snow for hours the roads were all closed.

• Sentence (S)

• Complex Sentence (CX)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

Fred needs to complete his homework, or he will not be able to go basketball practice.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

Ms. Helm's class was early; however, Mr. Lang's class was late.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

Hungry rabbits and deer devoured our garden.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

Jesse slept on a cot in the tent.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)

The frightened lizard raced across the path and scrambled under a rock.

• Sentence (S)

• Fragment (F)

• Sentence with a Compound Subject (SCS)

• Sentence with a Compound Verb (SCV)

• Compound Sentence (CD)