Creating Compound and Complex Sentences

What is the best way to COMBINE the TWO sentences to create ONE COMPOUND sentence using "FANBOYS".

RETYPE the sentence to create a COMPOUND SENTENCE using "FANBOYS" and correct grammar.

genesis and dilicia are going to the movies friday. They will purchase they're tickets thursday.

Identify the sentence as SIMPLE, COMPOUND, or COMPLEX.

Daniel only played the game because he thought he would win.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

ADD a dependent clause (DC) to the simple sentence. (use "A White Bus")

Zuniga likes to play Fortnite.

Create a compound-complex sentence!

Which conjunction would be best to create a compound sentence? I need to go to Hobby Lobby, ______ they aren't open on Sundays.

• and

• nor

• but

• or

Write a compound-complex sentence

Which of the following is the BEST way to rewrite the two sentences below to make one compound sentence? (27) Do they want to be adventurous and see the great outdoors? (28) Do they want to spend time with the family while relaxing by the pool?

• Do they want to be adventurous and see the great outdoors; do they want to spend time with the family while relaxing by the pool?

• Do they want to be adventurous and see the great outdoors, do they want to spend time with the family while relaxing by the pool?

• Do they want to be adventurous and see the great outdoors, or do they want to spend time with the family while relaxing in the pool?

• Do they want to be adventurous and see the great outdoors- do they want to spend time with the family while relaxing by the pool?

Identify the compound-complex sentence from the options below.

• Although it was late, she decided to call her friend, and they talked for hours.

• She called her friend and they talked for hours.

• She decided to call her friend because it was her birthday.

• Although it was late, she was not tired.

Fix the comma splice by creating a complex or compound-complex sentence using appropriate coordinating and subordinating conjunctions: I take my dog for a walk, I put on his leash, he might run away.