Branching Sentences

If they are late for the play, the theatre will not let them in until intermission.

• Compound

• AWUBIS Front Branching

• Non-AWUBIS Front Branching

Annoyed by my mistake, I threw the marker across the room.

• Compound

• AWUBIS Front Branching

• Non-AWUBIS Front Branching

All of the following are ways to create Non-AWUBIS Front Branching sentences except...

• Adverbs

• Participle Phrase

• Prepositional Phrase

• Subordinating Conjunctions

Identify the type of sentence: "After the rain stopped, we went outside to play."

• Compound

• AWUBIS Front Branching

• Non-AWUBIS Front Branching

• Simple

Which of the following sentences is a Non-AWUBIS Front Branching sentence?

• Running quickly, she caught the bus.

• Because it was raining, we stayed indoors.

• She likes to read books.

• I went to the store and bought some milk.

What is the main characteristic of a branching sentence?

• It contains a subject and a predicate.

• It has multiple clauses connected by conjunctions.

• It begins with a dependent clause or phrase.

• It is a simple sentence with one independent clause.

Choose the AWUBIS Front Branching sentence.

• She danced gracefully.

• Although it was late, he continued to work.

• The cat slept on the mat.

• I enjoy reading books.

Which sentence is an example of a compound sentence?

• Before the sun set, we reached the summit.

• I like tea, but she prefers coffee.

• Hoping for the best, he waited patiently.

• The dog barked loudly.

Identify the Non-AWUBIS Front Branching sentence: "Hoping for a miracle, she waited by the phone."

• Compound

• AWUBIS Front Branching

• Non-AWUBIS Front Branching

• Simple

What does AWUBIS stand for in sentence structure?

• Acronym for coordinating conjunctions

• Acronym for subordinating conjunctions

• Acronym for sentence types

• Acronym for verb tenses