4. He was arrested because he was loitering.
SENTENCE TYPE
a. Simple
b. Compound
c. Complex
d. Compound-Complex
5. I studied grammar on Monday and authors
on Tuesday.
SENTENCE TYPE
a. Simple
b. Compound
c. Complex
d. Compound-Complex
6. The painting was shown in the gallery, however
someone bought it before I even had a chance.
SENTENCE TYPE
a. Simple
b. Compound
c. Complex
d. Compound-Complex
7. Peace is a worthwhile goal, yet it is difficult to
attain.
SENTENCE TYPE
a. Simple
b. Compound
c. Complex
d. Compound-Complex
8. Simple Sentence
• ONE independent clause / NO subordinate clause
• May have any # of phrases
• May have a compound subject and/or a compound
predicate.
9. Compound Sentence
• 2 or more independent clauses / NO subordinate clause
• Indep. clauses – usually joined with a COMMA & a
coordinating conjunction (and, but, nor, however, for, yet)
COMPLEX - consists of 1 indep. clause & 1 or more subord. clause
Simple Sentence – sent. with one indep. clause and no subordinate clauses.It may have a compound subject, a compound predicate , or both. It only has one clause.
COMPOUND-COMPLEX – 2 or more indep. clauses & one or more subord. clauses
COMPOUND - consissts of 2 or more indep. clauses, but no subordinate clauses. Often joined with AS, AND, BUT, NOR, HOWEVER, FOR, OR YET