Sentence Structure 2

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Structure of the sentence: Some trees and shrubs live thousands of years.

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simple

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Structure of the sentence: 'It rained, but we marched in the parade anyway.'

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compound

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Identify the sentence structure: Before Owen planted his garden, he made a sketch of the layout.

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complex

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Structure of the sentence: 'It was raining, but the sun was shining when we looked out the window.'

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compound-complex

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Identify the sentence structure: I picked up the branches that had fallen during the storm, and Rosa mowed the grass.

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compound-complex

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Identify the sentence structure: Mr. Edwards will lead the singing, for Mrs. Cruz is ill.

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compound

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Identify the sentence structure: He has several postcards from California and Oregon.

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simple

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Structure of the sentence: Seashells filled Liz's suitcase and spilled onto the floor.

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simple

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Structure of the sentence: Suspension bridges may look dangerous, yet most are safe.

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compound

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Identify the sentence structure: When looking at a Monet, stand back 15-20 feet for the full effect.

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compound-complex