Types of Sentences

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Identify the complex sentence:

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Ari walked to school on Wednesday since he slept late.

Front

Type of sentence: I like movies, but many prefer books.

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Compound

Front

Simple sentence example:

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Bob refuses to stop chewing gum in class.

Front

Dependent clause in the sentence: 'Although you may disagree with me, this is my decision, and I believe it is right.'

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Although you may disagree with me

Front

Identify the sentence: Since the school year is ending, students are slacking off, affecting their grades.

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Compound-Complex

Front

Prepositional phrase in: Scientists discovered prehistoric cave paintings, and they also have found stone tools and animal bones in caves.

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in caves

Front

Type of sentence: The best fisherman, who caught the best fish in town, lived on his boat with his dog, but he was lonely.

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Compound-Complex

Front

Sentence type: The Denver Broncos had a poor season, but fans remain hopeful.

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Compound

Front

Sentence using a semi-colon?

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Compound

Front

Type of sentence: My math teacher this year is very good; I learned a lot from her.

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Compound