WorksheetsOraciones: Simples, Compuestas y Complejas
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is a simple sentence?
A simple sentence is a grammatical construction that expresses a complete idea with a subject and a predicate.
A simple sentence is a question that requires an answer.
A simple sentence always has more than one verb.
A simple sentence is a set of words without meaning.
Identify the simple sentence:
The house is big and so is my aunt.
The dog runs.
The cat sleeps and the dog jumps.
The birds fly and eat too.
Which of the following is a compound sentence?
The sun and the moon are bright.
The sun shines and the moon appears.
The moon appears.
The sun shines.
Transform the simple sentence 'She studies.' into a complex sentence.
She studies, but she doesn't like it.
She studies even though she is tired.
She studies and plays.
She studies because she wants to learn.
What characterizes a complex sentence?
It has no relationship between its parts.
It contains only simple sentences.
It is always a question.
It contains main and subordinate clauses.
Identify the compound sentence:
She left when I arrived.
When I arrived, she was here.
She had already left before I arrived.
I arrived, and she left.
Transform the compound sentence 'Juan plays and María reads.' into two simple sentences.
María plays. Juan reads.
Juan plays and María reads.
Juan and María play.
Juan plays. María reads.
What is the function of conjunctions in compound sentences?
Replace nouns in sentences.
Separate sentences in a sentence.
Join sentences or elements in a sentence.
Modify the meaning of verbs.
Identify the noun in the sentence: 'The children play in the park.'
The children
Play
In the park
The
Transform the sentence 'The dog sleeps.' into a compound sentence.
The dog eats and plays.
The dog sleeps on the bed.
The dog sleeps and the cat dreams of mice.
The dog runs and jumps.
Which type of sentence is: 'Although it was late, we decided to continue our journey'?
Exclamatory sentence
Conditional sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
Which of the following is a compound sentence:
I wanted to go for a walk but it started to rain.
It started to rain, I wanted to go for a walk.
I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain.
It started to rain if I wanted to go for a walk.
Transform the complex sentence 'Although he was tired, he went out to run.' into a compound sentence.
He went out to run, although he was tired.
He was tired, but he went out to run.
He went out to run because he was tired.
He was tired and decided not to go out to run.
What is the difference between a simple sentence and a complex sentence?
The complex sentence is always shorter than the simple one.
Both sentences are the same in structure and meaning.
The difference is that the simple sentence has a single clause, while the complex one has multiple clauses.
The simple sentence has multiple clauses and the complex one has a single clause.
