Types of Sentences

Front

Crickets chirping inside tents.

Back

run-on

Front

I tasted the plums; they were delicious.

Back

comma splice

Front

Complete the sentence: Cinderella and her stepsisters

Back

attend a ball at the prince's place.

Front

Complete: I put on a sweater

Back

because the temperature had dropped.

Front

The babysitter read to the children,

Back

until they fell asleep.

Front

Subordinating conjunction in: 'We will go home after we finish this game.'

Back

after

Front

Subordinating conjunction in: 'Although Laura has never been to Japan, she knows a great deal about Japanese culture.'

Back

Although

Front

Subordinating conjunction in: 'My grandmother lives in another state, but we see each other often.'

Back

but

Front

Sentence type: The winds of a hurricane blow counterclockwise in North America, but clockwise in South America.

Back

compound

Front

Sentence type: We might go to the movie, or we might decide to stay home.

Back

compound