Types of Sentences: Review

What is a simple sentence?

• Words with a period.

• Anything said out loud.

• A complete thought, beginning with a capital and ending with punctuation.

• A group of words.

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Another term for a complete thought would be an...

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What is the purpose of a (coordinating) conjunction?

• Hooks up two independent clauses to create one sentence.

• To show your function!

• FANBOYS

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Another term for an incomplete thought is a "dependent clause"

• False

• True

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What is a subjugating conjunction?

• A complete thought.

• A conjunction that works in pairs with another conjunction, such as neither/nor or either/or

• Hooks up two independent clauses to create a complete sentence.

• A conjunction that starts a dependent clause, such as since, when, after, because, if, while, until, although.

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Is the following a full sentence or a sentence fragment?

"He at the game."

• Sentence Fragment

• Full sentence

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What type of sentence is the following?

"I love going to school, but I hate getting up so early!"

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound-Complex

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What is a compound sentence?

• A complete thought, beginning with capitalization and ending with punctuation.

• Two independent clauses joined with a conjunction.

• A dependent clause + an independent clause

• How long dogs stay at the pound.

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Is the following a sentence or a fragment?

"Tia is playing Pickleball."

• Complete Sentence

• Sentence Fragment

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What does FANBOYS stand for?

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