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What kind of sentence is the following:

It was really cold on Saturday night, so we had to cover up with blankets.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

When it's cold, Corbin wears a black shirt under his jersey.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

The cold weather doesn't bother him, but it does bother me!

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Skylar likes to play second base. 

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Noah hits 5th in the lineup, and he usually gets on base.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

The pitcher tries to trick Briza, but she is pretty smart.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Before the ball is pitched, Juan gets ready. 

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What kind of sentence is the following:

In the last game on Saturday,  Riley hit a double that brought in the winning run!

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What kind of sentence is the following:

If they won the first game on Sunday, Gabby's team would get to play in the Championship game that night.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

The Vikings won the first game on Saturday!

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What kind of sentence is the following:

When Hailey went to bat in the 4th inning, she smacked the ball to right field and stopped on 2nd base.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

After Hunter hit a homerun, Hannah was up to bat.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Because David hit a home run, Tylor was able to score.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Our boys beat the other team, and everyone went home with a trophy!

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Chance's baseball team played in a tournament last weekend.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

Dylan's team gets to keep playing games unless they lose.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

After he hit a walk-off grand slam, the entire team hustled to home plate, and they cheered for their teammate.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

If the baseball team wins the championship, they will get to go to Disney World, and they will also go to Universal Studios.

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What kind of sentence is the following:

The team started off losing the championship although they played the best they could, but they ended up winning the game.

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