

Types of Sentences (Structure)
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Types of Sentences (Structure)

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Hello there! Please note:
This assignment requires knowledge of independent and dependent clauses. So if you have not completed the previous assignment, please do that first and then continue with this.
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Multiple Choice
Simple sentences have ___________________
one independent clause
two independent clauses
one simple phrase
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Fill in the Blanks
An independent clause is one complete thought which has a ______________ and ______________
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Simple sentences have
one subject and one verb
a compound subject and one verb
a subject and a compound verb
two verbs
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Multiple Choice
Compound sentences have
one independent clause and one dependent clause
two dependent clauses
two or more independent clauses
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Multiple Choice
The independent clauses are joined using _________________ such as 'but' 'as' 'because' 'when' etc.
independent clauses
dependent clauses
cooperative adverbs
coordinating conjunctions
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Multiple Choice
Complex sentences have
an independent clause and a dependent clause
two dependent clauses
two or more independent clauses
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Multiple Select
Which of the following can have a subject and a verb?
independent clause
dependent clause
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a complete thought?
independent clause
dependent clause
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Multiple Choice
The dependent clause always comes after the independent clause in a sentence.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Karl knew lots about monkeys.
This sentence has _________________
one independent clause
two independent clauses and a coordinating conjunction
one independent clause and one dependent clause
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Multiple Choice
Karl knew lots about monkeys.
This is a _________________
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
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Multiple Choice
Although Matt was running late, he seemed relaxed.
This is a ________________
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
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Open Ended
Although Matt was running late, he seemed relaxed.
Why is this a complex sentence?
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Multiple Choice
He was hungry, so he ate.
This sentence has ______________________
one independent clause
two independent clauses and a coordinating conjunction
one independent clause and one dependent clause
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Multiple Choice
He was hungry, so he ate.
This is a _________________
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
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Open Ended
He was hungry, so he ate.
Why is this a compound sentence?
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