Complex sentences game

What type of sentence is the following sentence?

"Tree diagrams have gotten UCA’s English students confused, for they have to learn many different concepts and rules."

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound-complex

Type the correct conjunction.​

A_______ the rainy season has started​, the weather is still hot.

Answer explanation

The right answer is "Although".

What type of sentence is the following sentence?

"“El Tunco” beach looks beautiful, yet I prefer the “Acajutla beach” since it is less rocky."

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound-complex

My parents decided to visit our grandparents first, ​___ they took us to “Los Planes de Renderos” to eat pupusas afterwards.

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "and" because we are simply adding information.

Choose the words missing in the sentence.

"My sister bought an enormous bag of chips at super selectos, ​... she ate the whole bag alone ... she wouldn’t have to share it with anybody."

• but, so that

• yet, even if

• for, so that

• so, since

• yet, unless

_______ María Belén is an extrovert​, I am an introvert.

Answer explanation

We use "whereas" to show contrast, and we use a comma to join the clauses since we used the subordinating conjnction at the beginning of the sentence.

Which is the coordinating conjunction in this sentence?

"He is creating the “alfombra” design for Good Friday, or he is making “torrejas”."

• The

• For

• Or

• Is

Answer explanation

"Or" is the correct option because it's linking the two independent clauses.

___ ______ the mango season is coming to an end, you can always buy mangos in the markets.

Choose the correct conjunctions for each clause in the next sentence.

"... I am older, I wouldn’t want to live in San Salvador, ... would I want to live in any other hot or noisy place."

• As if, or

• Unless, nor

• When, nor

• Provided that, and

What is the function of the word "and" in the next sentence?

"Camila is waiting for her last task grades, ​and the teacher said he needs more time to evaluate their tasks."

• It's a subordinating conjunction.

• It's a determiner.

• It's a preposition.

• It's a coordinating conjunction.