Types of Sentences

Front

Today I have an English quiz and must turn in my project outline.

Back

compound sentence

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Read a short story and write a paragraph for homework.

Back

compound sentence

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If I finish my project tonight, may I go to my friend's house tomorrow night?

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complex sentence

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I need to finish writing this story, but I'd rather read this book.

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compound sentence

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We could eat a salad for lunch, or a hamburger and fries.

Back

compound sentence

Front

Correct sentence: I wanted to go to school today, but I was too tired.

Back

I wanted to go to school today, but I was too tired.

Front

Correct sentence: John loved to see Pixar movies, which is the same studio that makes Toy Story, UP!, Wall-E, and Coco.

Back

John loved to see Pixar movies, which is the same studio that makes Toy Story, UP!, Wall-E, and Coco.

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Correct sentence: Maggie, who loved snow cones, was exhausted from her day at the park.

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Maggie, who loved snow cones, was exhausted from her day at the park.

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Correct sentence: The meeting was straight to the point, but John was uneasy; he couldn't understand why he was there.

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The meeting was straight to the point, but John was uneasy about it; he was unable to understand why he was there.

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Sophia passed out papers, so I didn't have to worry about anyone not getting a copy.

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compound sentence