Exploring Simple and Compound Sentences

Identifying nouns and verbs

Learning about adjectives

Understanding punctuation

Differentiating between simple and compound sentences

The conjunction used

The description of the action

The person or thing the sentence is about

The action performed

The object

The predicate

The subject

The conjunction

To end a sentence

To connect words and phrases

To describe nouns

To replace verbs

Quickly

And

Run

Beautiful

Two simple sentences joined by a conjunction and a comma

A list of items

A subject and a verb

Two subjects and one predicate

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

Run-on sentence

I like to bake but I don't like to clean the dishes afterwards.

I also have homework to finish.

We bought cheese, milk, and eggs.

She needs a new computer for work.

I like to rollerblade, so I fall a lot.

I like to rollerblade, and I fall a lot.

I like to rollerblade, but I fall a lot.

I like to rollerblade, because I fall a lot.

I play the violin, and I play the piano.

It is cold, but it won't snow.

We bought cheese, milk, and eggs.

I like to bake, but I don't like to clean the dishes afterwards.