Compound Sentences

A sentences that consists of just one independent clause.

• Compound Sentences

• Simple Sentence

A sentences that consists of two or more indepenendent clauses and is joined by a comma and a coordinating conjunction.

• Compound Sentences

• Simple Sentence

Ice cream is delicious during summer season.

• Compound Sentence

• Simple Sentence

My best friend came over to my house on Friday afternoon.

• Simple Sentence

• Compound Sentence

Today will be a great day. Tomorrow is Friday.

• Today will be a great day, but tomorrow is Friday.

• Today will be a great day, and tomorrow is Friday.

• Today will be a great day, ortomorrow is Friday.

I love basketball. I love american football.

• I love basketball, but I also love american football.

• I love basketball, and I love american football.

• I love basketball, or I love american football.

• I love basketball and american football.

Dallas Cowboys lost their game​ _____ the fans were very sad.

My friend has a dog. She likes to take walks.

• My friend has a dog and take walks.

• My friend has a dog, or she likes to take walks.

• My friend has a dog, but she likes to take walks.

• My friend has a dog, and she likes to take walks.

I will go swimming. I will help Mom make dinner.

• I will go swimming, but I will help Mom make dinner.

• I will go swimming, and I will help Mom make dinner.

• I will go swimming, or I will help Mom make dinner.

• I will go swimming, I will help Mom make dinner.

Lenny has invited me to the party. I won't make it.

• Lenny has invited me to the party, or I won't make it.

• Lenny has invited me to the party. I won't make it.

• Lenny has invited me to the party, and I won't make it.

• Lenny has invited me to the party, but I won't make it.