Sentence, Types of Sentences/Structure

A compound sentence is two simple sentence and a part that cannot stand alone.

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• False

An interrogative sentence is when we express a command.

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• False

A simple sentence contains a subject and a predicate.

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• False

I have a boat.

This sentence is a simple sentence.

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• False

A declarative sentences tells a command.

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• False

A sentence can end in a period ( . ), in a question mark ( ? ), and in an exclamation mark ( ! ).

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A compound sentence uses subordinating conjunctions such as when, where, that, etc.

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Please, take your change.

This is a declarative sentence.

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A complex sentence is when we have a part that can stand alone, and one part that cannot stand alone.

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• False

FANBOYS stands for For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So.

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• False