Simple and Compound Sentences H.W.

Front

Classify the sentence: "I like to play volleyball and swim outside." Options: Simple, Compound

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Simple

Front

Classify the sentence: "Will you please go to the store with me next week?" Options: Simple, Compound

Back

Simple

Front

Classify the sentence: "It will be raining tomorrow, so you will need an umbrella." Options: Simple, Compound

Back

Compound

Front

Classify the sentence: "She did not cheat on the test, for it was the wrong thing to do." Options: Simple, Compound

Back

Compound

Front

"You need to clean your room and wash the car."

Back

Compound

Front

Classify the sentence: "We have never been to Asia, nor have we visited Africa." Options: Simple, Compound

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Compound

Front

"My favorite colors are blue, mint, and white." - Is this sentence simple or compound?

Back

Simple

Front

Classify the sentence: "Tomorrow I will go to the store and get things for the party." Options: Simple, Compound

Back

Simple

Front

He didn't want to go to the dentist, yet he went anyway.

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Compound

Front

What do we call an action word like “jump”?

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a verb