Sentences Review

What must you have for a complete sentence?

• A subject and a predicate

• A noun

• A verb

• A conjunction

What is another name for a complete sentence?

• A subordinating conjunction

• A predicate

• An independent clause

• A prepositional phrase

What must you have for an independent clause?

• A conjunction

• A subject and a predicate

• A complex sentence

• A dependent clause

What must you have for a dependent clause?

• A subject and a predicate

• A subordinating conjunction

• A subject, predicate, and a subordinating conjunction

• A subordinating conjunction

What makes up a compound sentence?

• Two independent clauses, a comma, and a capital letter

• Two independent clauses, a comma, and a coordinating conjunction

• One independent and one dependent clause, and a subordinating conjunction

• A coordinating conjunction with two dependent clauses

Select the answer with all of the coordinating conjunctions.

• After, awhile, before, since, when, even if

• For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

• Find, also, not, because, of course, you, something

• Because, even though, although, if, so that

What makes up a complex sentence?

• Two independent clauses, a comma, and a coordinating conjunction

• One independent clause, one dependent clause, and a comma

• One independent clause, one dependent clause, (sometimes) a comma, and a subordinating conjunction

• Two dependent clauses, a comma, and a subordinating conjunction

Select the answer with ONLY subordinating conjunctions.

• For, after, even though

• Because, and, yet

• Although, because, but

• Even though, although, because

Natalie shared her homemade brownies with her friend.

Select the sentence type.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound-complex

The kids tried to sneak into the museum, but the security guard caught them and called their parents.

Select the sentence type.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound-complex