WorksheetsSimple, Compound and Complex sentences
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 37mins
What type of sentence has only 1 independent clause?
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
Which among the sentences below is NOT a simple sentence?
The gate is open, so the dog is trying to run away.
The dog is trying to run away.
The dog saw that the gate is open.
The dog went out and ran away.
Which type of sentence has 2 independent clauses?
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
Choose the compound sentence below.
My dogs ran away from home when the gate was left open.
My dogs got out of the gate, and they ran away from home.
Everytime the gate is left open, my dogs always run out.
Which type of sentence has one independent clause and at least 1 dependent clause?
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
Which clause is the dependent clause?
My mother cooked fried chicken.
When my sister and I got hungry.
My father ate it all.
Type of sentence: Martha's goal for the school year is to get an A and make friends.
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
Type of sentence: Each teacher wants his/her students to do well, and each student has the potential to succeed!
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
Type of sentence: Setting goals is important because they provide a map to success.
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
Choose if the sentence is simple or compound:
"The cat ran away, and I was sad."
Simple
Compound
Choose the answer that is a coordinating conjunction.
and
in
from
at
Is this sentence simple or compound?
"Tommy had to run to the store."
Simple
Compound
Which answer is a compound sentence?
The squirrel ran up the tree.
When my mom drove me home, I took a nap.
The journey was long, but I perserved.
Carly was sleepy.
This complex sentence is missing a comma. Where does it go?
"Whenever you feel hungry we can stop for lunch."
Whenever, you feel hungry we can stop for lunch.
Whenever you feel hungry, we can stop for lunch.
Whenever you feel hungry we, can stop for lunch.
The sentence does not need a comma.
Is this an independent clause or dependent clause?
"I eat my lunch in the shade."
Independent
Dependent
Is this sentence compound or complex?
"Your pet can come to the picnic when they learn to behave."
Compound
Complex
Identify the complex sentence.
Because she studied for the test, she did well.
I am going to do well on the test.
The test was a little hard.
Stacy did okay on the test, but I did better.
A compound sentence always has...
A comma.
A coordinating conjunction.
Two independent clauses.
All of the above.
Which one is a dependent clause?
I am leaving for Walmart.
While we are at Walmart.
Stephanie had to run to Walmart.
Walmart has many selections.
Since there is a 50% chance of rain, I'm going to bring an umbrella on our field trip.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the Above
There are thirteen girls and fifteen boys in Mrs. Irving's fifth grade class.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
Before we go to the bank.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
I am not hungry because I ate a sandwich thirty minutes ago.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
I wanted to invite her to my birthday party, but I didn't know her address or phone number.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
I'm going to put orange or pink frosting on the cupcakes since those are Andrea's favorite colors.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
Don't forget to pack a toothbrush and toothpaste.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
We're going to be late if we don't hurry!
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
Unless you already know how to divide fractions.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
Regan was dreading the test, yet she just wanted to get it over with.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
My voice was shaking when it was my turn to speak.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
Collin practices basketball for thirty minutes a day.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
I wanted to buy a new Lego set with my birthday money, but my mom made me put all of it in the bank.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
While Mom went into the post office, I read my Harry Potter book in the van.
Simple
Compound
Complex
None of the above
WHAT ARE FANBOYS?
A BAND
CONJUNCTIONS
ADJECTIVES
NOUNS
WHAT "F" STANDS FOR?
FOR
FOUR
FORGIVE
FOREHEAD
WHAT "A" STANDS FOR?
ANY
AND
AN
A
WHAT "N" STANDS FOR?
NO
NOBODY
NOT
NOR
WHAT "B" STANDS FOR?
BUT
BECAUSE
BUS
BOT
WHAT "O" STANDS FOR?
OU
ON
OR
OF
WHAT "S" STANDS FOR?
SUBJECT
SO
SA
SU
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "THE BUS STOPPED, ______ THE MAN GOT OFF."
FOR
AND
NOR
BUT
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "WE STAYED AT HOME ______ WATCHED A FILM."
FOR
AND
BUT
OR
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "I ATE TWO PIZZAS, ______ I WAS VERY HUNGRY."
FOR
AND
BUT
OR
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "WE HAVE APPLES, ______ I LIKE BANANAS."
SO
BUT
FOR
OR
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "I HAVE A LOT OF HOMEWORK TO DO NOW, ______ I CAN'T GO TO THE CINEMA WITH YOU."
SO
BUT
FOR
OR
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "HE IS VERY RICH, ______ HE DOESN'T SPEND A LOT OF MONEY."
SO
YET
FOR
OR
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "DO YOU WANT TEA ______ COFFEE?"
SO
YET
FOR
OR
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: "I DON'T LIKE STAYING AT HOME, ______ DO I LIKE GOING TO SCHOOL."
AND
YET
NOR
OR
What does FANBOYS stand for?
For, And, Nor, But, Yet, Since
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, so
For, And, Nor, Because, Or, Yet, So
What is the FANBOYS word in this sentence?
I love the mall, for it is fun and has A/C.
I
love
for
it
The train stopped, _____ the doors did not open.
or
but
so
The mall has yummy food, _____ it has nice stores.
for
or
and
It started to rain, _____ I got out my umbrella.
yet
nor
so
Do you like chocolate ___ vanilla?
nor
but
or
The test was hard, ____ I still did very well.
for
yet
nor
Draw where the comma goes in this sentence.
