This document provides examples of simple and compound sentences. It contains 15 sentences and asks the reader to identify each as a simple sentence labeled with "S" or a compound sentence labeled with "C". The sentences give various observations and statements about daily activities and events to illustrate the different sentence structures.

1. WRITE “S” FOR
SIMPLE SENTENCES
AND “C” FOR
COMPOUND
SENTENCES.

2. EXAMPLE
•Emily won the game.
•Emily won the game, so
she received a medal.
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence

3. #1
•Clocks go forward
in the spring.

4. #2
•They left early, so
they arrived first.

5. #3
•Danny practices the
guitar every day.

6. #4
•They did not brush their
teeth, nor did they comb
their hair.

7. #5
•This building has
several elevators and
stairwells.

8. #6
•We took the city bus,
but it was crowded.

9. #7
•Some grocery stores are
open on Sundays.

10. #8
•I did not eat any
cookies, yet there are
none left.

11. #9
•The ferry does not
operate at night.

12. #10
•He finished his book,
and he has nothing left
to read.

13. #11
•The birds are singing in
the trees and the bushes.

14. #12
•They do not fear ghosts,
nor do they fear
monsters.

15. #13
•Margaret will try new
things, or she will stay
the same.

16. #14
•The summer had
brought sadness, and
Margaret had suffered.

17. #15
•Maizon thinks of
Margaret as her best
friend in the whole world.