Types of sentences

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Compound sentence example:

Back

I like walking but my dog likes running.

Front

Dependent clause in: "I like him because he’s funny."

Back

because he’s funny

Front

Sentence structure formed by joining 2+ independent clauses

Back

compound

Front

Where to place the comma in: I did my best but I guess my best wasn't good enough?

Back

before but

Front

Not a simple sentence: My friend loves jazz, but she hates rock music.

Back

Front

Cleveland Indians lost their home opener this year.

Back

complex

Front

Favorite fall sport: football; clear schedule Sundays for Browns.

Back

compound

Front

Price of the car made him laugh and walk away.

Back

compound-complex

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Loud noise from neighbor woke me up at night.

Back

simple

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Joan loves shopping but lacks money to do it often.

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compound complex