Simple and Compound Sentences
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English
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7th Grade
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Macy Gruber
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Simple & Compound Sentences
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Lesson Objective
be able to identify, create, and analyze simple and compound sentences
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Multiple Choice
A simple sentence has....
One subject and One Predicate
One subject and two predicated
Two dependent clauses.
Nothing but punctuation.
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Multiple Choice
What is a compound sentence?
Two or more sentences that are joined together with a comma and a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS).
One sentence that has a conjunction and ends with punctuation.
Two or more sentences that are joined with a comma.
One sentence that has a comma.
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Simple Sentence
sentence containing one INDEPENDENT clause (a subject and verb that function alone).
Ex:
Selena had lunch at the museum.
Abby helped her dad clean the garage.
Jonah visited Maryland.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.
Allen and Henry ate hamburgers and hot dogs for dinner.
We won the final game; it was so much fun.
Although I am tired, I don't want to go home.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.
I don't want to hear what you have to say if you're going to be rude.
Please sit down with us and listen carefully.
We won't go on Saturday ,so let's finish our project today.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the simple sentence from the choices below.
We will buy bikes to ride at the park.
When you are done with your work, you can go outside.
This is my favorite restaurant ,so I always give it a good review.
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Compound Sentence
contains a subject and verb, and at least ONE more subject and verb.
made up of at least two independent clauses.
has a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS)
Ex:
Cara walked on the treadmill, and Dave did push-ups.
Jake had dinner, but he is still hungry.
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Multiple Choice
Ashlynn and Matt love candy, so Ms. Stafford gives them some every day.
simple sentence
compound sentence
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Multiple Choice
Identify the compound sentence:
He drank milk last night and added protien.
Milk cows are sweet and lovely.
He saw that the milk was curdled, and he threw it away with disgust.
He thought he could drink the whole gallon but could not.
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Multiple Choice
What comes before the conjunction in a compound sentence?
a period
a comma
the word "and"
a question mark
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Simple Sentences with Compound Components
The independent clause in a simple sentence can have a compound (more than one) subject or compound (more than one) verb.
Deanna and Josh contributed to the fundraiser. < Compound Subject
Keith argued and bickered with Kendra about making dinner. < Compound Verb
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Direct Object
To find the direct object, find the subject and the ACTION verb... then ask "who" or "what" received the action.
Mom + ate + "who" or "what" = cookies
^ ^ ^
Sub. Verb direct object
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Simple Sentences with Compound Components
The independent clause in a simple sentence can also have a compound direct object.
Elsie either ate ice cream or chocolates for dessert.
Vic drove a car and a truck at the dealership.
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Multiple Select
Select the compound components (subject, verb, or direct object) in the sentence.
Mile washed and dried the dishes.
Mila
washed
dried
and
dishes
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Multiple Select
Select the compound components (subject, verb, or direct object) in the sentence.
Tyson and Jake brought water to practice.
water
practice
Tyson
brought
Jake
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Multiple Select
Select the compound components (subject, verb, or direct object) in the sentence.
Kayla brought cookies and brownies to share with everyone.
brought
cookies
share
brownies
Kayla
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PRACTICE TIME!
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Multiple Choice
Kristy took the day off school, but her doctor's appointment was canceled.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Paul and his twin brother made breakfast for their parents.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Charity piled her sweaters on the closet shelf.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Rashad ordered a large coffee, but he accidentally grabbed the small one.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Derek has a sweet tooth, so he keeps candy in his desk drawer.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Either Kendall or Cassie will upload the document.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Jerry took his sister to school, and then he went to work.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Alyssa and Allie were on time, yet they could not find a seat.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Fletcher flipped through his study cards.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Jonathan loves his dog, and he takes her to the park every afternoon.
compound
simple
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence with the coordinating conjunction that make sense.
The weather today will be cool, ____ it will also be rainy.
or
but
and
so
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence with the coordinating conjunction that make sense.
I play the violin well, _____ the clarinet is my favorite instrument.
so
but
for
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence with the coordinating conjunction that make sense.
You may have soup, ____ you may have salad.
or
and
nor
yet
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Multiple Choice
I wanted to go to the store but I decided to stay home instead.
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Multiple Choice
Does this sentence need a comma?
She said you were sick but I think you're just lazy.
Yes
No
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Multiple Select
A compound sentence is joined by...
a comma and conjunction
just a conjunction
just a comma
a semi-colon
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Multiple Choice
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Javier prefers to play soccer with his team at school but his brother likes to play with his friends at the park.
comma after team
comma after but
no comma needed
comma after school
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Multiple Choice
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Jim wants to go to the prom with Jenny so he is saving his money to buy a corsage for her.
comma after money
comma after Jenny
comma after so
no comma needed
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Multiple Choice
Choose the compound sentence.
Greg's car broke down and stopped in the middle of the road.
Greg needs to get to work, but his car broke down.
Greg and John need to get to work.
Greg needs to get to work. His car broke down.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
I decided I really wanted to eat a pumpkin muffin, so I drove to the store to buy one.
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Multiple Choice
A simple sentence is:
1 or more independent clauses
1 independent clause
1 phrase and 1 clause
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Multiple Choice
What is a compound sentence?
2 or more independent clauses
1 independent clause, 1 dependent clause
2 or more independent clauses, 2 or more phrases
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Multiple Choice
What is an independent clause?
A complete sentence with at least one subject and one verb
A sentence that has helping verbs
A sentence that has an independent subject
Simple & Compound Sentences
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