Choosing the type of Sentence Structures
Simple, Compound, Complex, Run On, Fragment
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- Blake and Luke love to play baseball on Sunday afternoons.
- Will really likes to feed his cows.
- Which type of sentence has a subject, a predicate, and forms a complete thought?
- Which type of sentence has two simple sentences connected with a COMMA and a FANBOY?
- In order to correctly write a compound sentence, what punctuation mark MUST you have BEFORE the conjunction?
- What type of sentence includes an Independent Clause AND a Dependent Clause?
- What is an Independent Clause?
- What is a Dependent Clause?
- Although Lane likes to read books
- Lane likes to ride his bike.
- An easy way to recognize a Complex sentence is to check for..
- Although, After, As, When, If, That, Even though, Because, Until, Unless, Since are all..
- Because I forgot my homework in the car, I had to turn it in late.
- An easy way to tell if a sentence is a COMPOUND sentence is to look for..
- A sentence that is MISSING either a subject or a predicate is..
- A sentence with multiple thoughts connected WITHOUT the correct punctuation is..
- Went up the hill to fetch a pail of water.
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