Conversion of Simple to Compound and Complex Sentences Quiz

Convert the simple sentence 'She runs fast' into a compound sentence.

• She runs fast but she never wins

• She runs fast so she is always tired

• She runs fast and she wins races.

• She runs fast because she loves to exercise

Change the simple sentence 'I like to read books' into a complex sentence.

• I like to read books and I find it relaxing.

• I like to read books because I enjoy it.

• I like to read books, so I often visit the library.

• When I have free time, I like to read books.

Rewrite the simple sentence 'The sun sets in the west' as a compound sentence.

• The sun sets in the west, but the moon also sets in the west.

• The sun sets in the west, so the moon sets in the west.

• The sun sets in the west, and the moon rises in the east.

• The sun sets in the west, yet the moon sets in the west.

Transform the simple sentence 'He sings beautifully' into a complex sentence.

• He beautifully sings

• Sings he beautifully

• Beautifully he sings

• When he sings, it is beautifully done.

Convert the simple sentence 'They play football' into a compound sentence.

• They play football and they also play basketball.

• They play football but they don't play basketball.

• They play football because they are good at it.

• They play football so they eat pizza.

Change the simple sentence 'She dances gracefully' into a complex sentence.

• She dances while gracefully

• She dances and gracefully

• While she dances, she does so gracefully.

• She dances with grace

Rewrite the simple sentence 'The cat sleeps all day' as a compound sentence.

• The cat sleeps all day, but it hunts at night.

• The cat sleeps all day, because it hunts at night.

• The cat sleeps all day, and it hunts at night.

• The cat sleeps all day, so it hunts at night.

Transform the simple sentence 'He speaks English fluently' into a complex sentence.

• He speaks English fluently because he practiced a lot.

• When he speaks, he speaks English fluently.

• He speaks English fluently, but he struggles with other languages.

• He speaks English fluently and he is fluent in other languages too.

Convert the simple sentence 'I eat fruits' into a compound sentence.

• I eat fruits but I don't drink water.

• I eat fruits so I drink water.

• I eat fruits and I drink water.

• I eat fruits or I drink water.

Change the simple sentence 'She writes poems' into a complex sentence.

• She writes poems because she loves to write.

• When she writes poems, she expresses her emotions.

• She writes poems and expresses her emotions.

• She writes poems, and she is a talented writer.