Sentence Structure: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound Complex

Front

Type of sentence: 'Other Logan always distracts other students.'

Back

Simple

Front

Type of sentence: 'Because she studied, Meadow did well on the quiz.'

Back

Complex

Front

Type of sentence: 'Every time Taylor says something, Mrs. Mahaney makes a confused face.'

Back

Complex

Front

Sentence type: Libby is ready for class; she has her computer out, and she is doing her bell ringer.

Back

Compound Complex

Front

Type of sentence: Everyone is ready to read the rest of the story because they love reading so much.

Back

Complex

Front

Type of sentence: "Miles always sighs loudly in class to show how much he loves English, reading, and writing."

Back

Simple

Front

Type of sentence: 'Darion made a basket during Tuesday's basketball game.'

Back

Simple

Front

Type of sentence: 'If you're talking while I'm teaching, you can't learn, and you will fail.'

Back

Compound Complex

Front

Sentence type: Mrs. Mahaney thinks Toy Story is the best Pixar movie; The Good Dinosaur is the worst.

Back

Compound

Front

Type of sentence: She thinks Toy Story is the best because it is.

Back

Complex