WorksheetsCompound Complex Simple Sentences
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
After you get home, I want you to clean your room.
simple
compound
complex
The girls will go to the gym, but the boys will stay in the cafeteria for the meetings.
simple
compound
complex
I want you to go to Walmart, and I also need you to go to Family Dollar to get the items for the party.
simple
compound
complex
The band will play first today; the chorus will sing second for the program.
simple
compound
complex
A compound sentence contains 2 independent clauses that are joined together by a comma and a FANBOYS or a semi-colon ;
True
False
What type of sentence is the following?
The game will end after the final touchdown.
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
During Sophomore visits, I am going to help in lab, and I am also going on a college visit.
simple
compound
complex
compound, complex
A simple sentence contains 1 independent clause.
True
False
Now that football season is over, I am going to the weight room, and I am getting buff.
simple
compound
complex
compound, complex
What kind of sentence is this:
The bird made a nest in the bush near the window, so we will be able to see the baby birds!
simple
compound
complex
What kind of sentence is this?
I love Disney World, but we can't go this year.
simple
compound
comples
What kind of sentence is this:
After I left school, I rode home on the bus.
simple
compound
complex
Identify the type of sentence: 'Although it was raining, we decided to go for a walk, and we enjoyed the fresh air.'
A) Simple
B) Compound
C) Complex
D) Compound-Complex
Which of the following sentences is a simple sentence?
A) She runs every morning.
B) She runs every morning, and she lifts weights in the evening.
C) Although she was tired, she went for a run.
D) She runs every morning, but she doesn't lift weights.
What is a compound sentence?
A) A sentence with one independent clause.
B) A sentence with two independent clauses joined by a conjunction.
C) A sentence with one independent clause and one dependent clause.
D) A sentence with multiple dependent clauses.
