My power point show is about all the types of sentences.

1. Types of Sentences.Types of Sentences.
By. Kenyon JacksonBy. Kenyon Jackson

2. Simple sentenceSimple sentence
 A simple sentence has one independentA simple sentence has one independent
clause.clause.
 An independent clause contains a subject, aAn independent clause contains a subject, a
verb, and a complete thought.verb, and a complete thought.

3. Compound SentenceCompound Sentence
 A compound sentence has two independentA compound sentence has two independent
clauses joined byclauses joined by
 A. a coordinating conjunction ( and, but, or,A. a coordinating conjunction ( and, but, or,
nor, yet and so.)nor, yet and so.)
 A conjunctive adverb ( however , thereforeA conjunctive adverb ( however , therefore
 Or a semicolon alone.Or a semicolon alone.

4. Complex SentenceComplex Sentence
 A Complex Sentence has one dependentA Complex Sentence has one dependent
clause (headed by a subordinatingclause (headed by a subordinating
conjunction or relative pronoun joined to anconjunction or relative pronoun joined to an
independent clause.independent clause.
 Punctuation patternsPunctuation patterns
 Dependent Clauses, Independent clauseDependent Clauses, Independent clause
 Independent dependentIndependent dependent
 Independent, nonessential dependent,Independent, nonessential dependent,
clauseclause

5. Compound ComplexCompound Complex
 A compound-complex sentence has twoA compound-complex sentence has two
independent clauses joined to one or moreindependent clauses joined to one or more
independent clauses.independent clauses.
 Follow the rules given above for theFollow the rules given above for the
compound and complex sentencescompound and complex sentences
 A compound-complex sentence is merely aA compound-complex sentence is merely a
combination of the two.combination of the two.

6. Ex of SimpleEx of Simple
 Tom reads novels.Tom reads novels.
 Tome reads newspapers.Tome reads newspapers.
 Tom reads novels and newspapers.Tom reads novels and newspapers.
 Note: NO commas separate two compoundNote: NO commas separate two compound
elements in a simple sentence.elements in a simple sentence.

7. Ex of Compound SentenceEx of Compound Sentence
 Tome reads novels; but jack reads comics.Tome reads novels; but jack reads comics.
 Tom reads novels; however, Jack readsTom reads novels; however, Jack reads
comics.comics.
 Tom reads novels; his friend reads comics.Tom reads novels; his friend reads comics.

8. Ex of Complex sentencesEx of Complex sentences
 Although Tom reads novels, Jack readsAlthough Tom reads novels, Jack reads
comicscomics
 Jack reads comics although Tom readsJack reads comics although Tom reads
novels.novels.
 Jack smith, who reads comics, rarely readsJack smith, who reads comics, rarely reads
novels.novels.

9. Ex of compound complexEx of compound complex
 Jack, who reads novels, but jack readsJack, who reads novels, but jack reads
comics because books are too difficult.comics because books are too difficult.
 People who read comics rarely read novels;People who read comics rarely read novels;
they often find books difficult.they often find books difficult.

10. Declarative SentenceDeclarative Sentence
 A declarative sentence is a statement.A declarative sentence is a statement.
 Ex1I like to play football.Ex1I like to play football.
 Ex2 I like hot dogs.Ex2 I like hot dogs.

11. ImperativeImperative
 An imperative sentence is a command or aAn imperative sentence is a command or a
request.request.
 Ex1 Go clean up you room right now.Ex1 Go clean up you room right now.
 Ex2 Today you better not leave the dishesEx2 Today you better not leave the dishes
out.out.

12. interrogative sentenceinterrogative sentence
 An interrogative sentence states a question.An interrogative sentence states a question.
 Ex1 Do you like playing video games.Ex1 Do you like playing video games.
 Ex2 Will you go to the game with.Ex2 Will you go to the game with.

13. ExclamatoryExclamatory
 An exclamatory sentence shows strongAn exclamatory sentence shows strong
feeling.feeling.
 Ex1 You play too much!!Ex1 You play too much!!
 Ex2 I don’t like you anymore!!Ex2 I don’t like you anymore!!