Simple, Compound, or Complex?

What type of sentence is this?

Mrs. Batlle ate the pizza, and then she ate the brownies!

• simple

• compound

• complex

• fragment

Which is the best way to write the following:

Mary Caroline walked to school. Mary Caroline walked home.

• Mary Caroline walked to school, and Mary Caroline walked home.

• Mary Caroline walked to school, but she walked home.

• Mary Caroline walked to school and she walked home.

• Mary Caroline walked to school, and she walked home.

Which coordinating conjunction would work best?

Ava will go to the store to buy the supplies, ____ she will make me brownies!

Add to the picture that shows what this simple sentence says.

South Bosque is a wonderful school.

What type of sentence is this?

Liam and Izaac are good friends to everyone in class!

• compound

• simple

• complex

• fragment

What type of sentence is this?

While Conner and Tyler are here.

• complex

• compound

• fragment

• simple

What type of sentence is this?

While Addison and Austin are twins, Bryson and Greyson are also twins.

• fragment

• simple

• complex

• compound

Which subordinating conjunction works best in the blank?

_____ taking lessons, Vivian was the best at sewing.

• And

• While

• For

• After

What type of sentence is this?

Because of the bad weather, the practice was cancelled.

• complex

• simple

• fragment

• compound

What is the best way to write:

Kate had softball practice. Juliana had a basketball game.

• While Kate had softball practice Juliana had a basketball game.

• While Kate had softball practice, Juliana had a basketball game.

• Kate had softball practice but Juliana had a basketball game.

• Kate had softball practice, but Juliana had a basketball game