What is a simple sentence?

• A simple sentence is a grammatical construction that expresses a complete idea with a subject and a predicate.

• A simple sentence is a question that requires an answer.

• A simple sentence always has more than one verb.

• A simple sentence is a set of words without meaning.

Identify the simple sentence:

• The house is big and so is my aunt.

• The dog runs.

• The cat sleeps and the dog jumps.

• The birds fly and eat too.

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

• The sun and the moon are bright.

• The sun shines and the moon appears.

• The moon appears.

• The sun shines.

Transform the simple sentence 'She studies.' into a complex sentence.

• She studies, but she doesn't like it.

• She studies even though she is tired.

• She studies and plays.

• She studies because she wants to learn.

What characterizes a complex sentence?

• It has no relationship between its parts.

• It contains only simple sentences.

• It is always a question.

• It contains main and subordinate clauses.

Identify the compound sentence:

• She left when I arrived.

• When I arrived, she was here.

• She had already left before I arrived.

• I arrived, and she left.

Transform the compound sentence 'Juan plays and María reads.' into two simple sentences.

• María plays. Juan reads.

• Juan plays and María reads.

• Juan and María play.

• Juan plays. María reads.

What is the function of conjunctions in compound sentences?

• Replace nouns in sentences.

• Separate sentences in a sentence.

• Join sentences or elements in a sentence.

• Modify the meaning of verbs.

Identify the noun in the sentence: 'The children play in the park.'

• The children

• Play

• In the park

• The

Transform the sentence 'The dog sleeps.' into a compound sentence.

• The dog eats and plays.

• The dog sleeps on the bed.

• The dog sleeps and the cat dreams of mice.

• The dog runs and jumps.