Simple, compound, complex
10 sentences · All kinds, Simple, compound, complex, Join clauses, Find the dependent clause
Read the sentence and choose the category that describes it.
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A simple sentence has one clause. And, but or so make it compound; because, if, when or that make it complex.
Example 1Simple, compound, or complex?
The geese ate grass.
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Example · Simple, compound, or complex?The geese ate grass. (simple / compound / complex)simple
Simple, compound, or complex?
- The baker baked bread, so it was warm. (simple / compound / complex)
- Grandma buys jam. (simple / compound / complex)
- Mom made toast before Dad ate it. (simple / compound / complex)
- The slide is tall. (simple / compound / complex)
- The puppy was wet, so the girl dried it. (simple / compound / complex)
- Mom knows that the wool was soft. (simple / compound / complex)
- Mom says that the hose is long. (simple / compound / complex)
- The benches were hard. (simple / compound / complex)
- The dog is big, but the ant is little. (simple / compound / complex)
- The beds are soft, but the chair is hard. (simple / compound / complex)
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