Grade 5 · Week 1 of 36
Simple, compound, complex
22 sentences · Monday to Friday · this week: Simple, compound, complex
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Four pages: the week on three, then the answer key.
Monday
- Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.I will share some sandwiches on Saturday
- Look at the end mark. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.The socks are dry
- Find the dependent clause.The bear will catch the fish before it eats them.
- Simple, compound, or complex?The girls will fill the bowls if the bowls are empty. (simple / compound / complex)
Tuesday
- Look at the end mark. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.Who will cut some cakes
- Look at the commas. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.The foxes, the cats, and the owls, will chase the mice.
- Join the two sentences with "but".The player swings a bat. The player does not hit the balls.
- Simple, compound, or complex?The farmer's pigs were pink. (simple / compound / complex)
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Grade 5, week 1: Simple, compound, complex (continued)
Wednesday
- Look at the commas. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.Geese cows goats and lambs eat grass.
- Look at the commas. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.The owls were quiet, but the frog was loud
- Find the dependent clause.Mom thinks that the squirrel hid an acorn.
- Join the two sentences with "so".The puppies are sad. Grandma hugs them.
Thursday
- Look at the commas. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.The chair is hard, but the bed is soft
- Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.the bee stung nick in the morning.
- Find the dependent clause.Dad knows that the cat will nap on the bed.
- Put "although" between the two sentences to join them.The children played on the slides. The slides were wet.
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Grade 5, week 1: Simple, compound, complex (continued)
Friday
- Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.will jill count any coins on thursday?
- Look at the end mark. Fix the sentence, or write OK if it is right.The ladybug crawled on a leaf
- Join the two sentences with "and".Grandpa will camp on the island. Mom will camp on the hill.
- Join the two sentences with "but".The chairs were hard. The bed was soft.
- Find the dependent clause.Grandma knows that the butterflies will fly.
- Find the dependent clause.The pies were hot because Grandma baked them.
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Grade 5, week 1: Simple, compound, complex · answer key
Monday
- OK · correct as it is
- The socks are dry.
- before it eats them
- complex
Tuesday
- Who will cut some cakes?
- The foxes, the cats, and the owls will chase the mice.
- The player swings a bat, but she does not hit the balls. or The player swings a bat, but he does not hit the balls. or The player swings a bat, but the player does not hit the balls.
- simple
Wednesday
- Geese, cows, goats, and lambs eat grass.
- OK · correct as it is
- that the squirrel hid an acorn
- The puppies are sad, so Grandma hugs them.
Thursday
- OK · correct as it is
- The bee stung Nick in the morning.
- that the cat will nap on the bed
- The children played on the slides although the slides were wet. or The children played on the slides, although the slides were wet.
Friday
- Will Jill count any coins on Thursday?
- The ladybug crawled on a leaf.
- Grandpa will camp on the island, and Mom will camp on the hill.
- The chairs were hard, but the bed was soft.
- that the butterflies will fly
- because Grandma baked them
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