Sentence Structure Practice


Directions: Identify the following sentences as simple, compound, or complex.

16. Write a simple sentence:







17. Write a compound sentence:







18. Write a complex sentence:


1. When the Olympic athlete broke the world record, the crowd cheered.




2. I will clean up my room after I finish unloading the dishwasher.




3. The documentary about penguins was fascinating to me!




4. I am a huge chess fan, and I play tournaments every weekend.




5. You can borrow this book since I finished it last night.




6. The eighth-grade students this year are smart, energetic, and funny.




7. The marching band played loudly, and the football team won the game.




8. You may finish your homework, or you may read a book.




9. I always jump when I hear a loud clap of thunder.




10. The red tulips in the garden are beautiful and smell heavenly.




11. The kittens played with the yarn, and the puppies watched closely.




12. I will make all A’s this year unless I’m distracted by video games.




13. She walked down the street and around the corner to the store.




14. Unicorns are mythical creatures; they gallop across rainbows.




15. He is the happiest boy because he won first place in the talent show.
16. Write a simple sentence:







17. Write a compound sentence:







18. Write a complex sentence:

Answer:

16. Tom reads novel

17. Tom reads novel, but Jack reads comics

18. Although Tom reads novel, Jack reads comics

1. simple sentence

2. compound sentence

3. simple sentence

4. compound sentence

5. complex sentence

6. simple sentence

7. compound sentence

8. compound sentence

9. simple sentence

10. compound sentence

11. compound sentence

12. complex sentence

13. compound sentence

14. compound sentence

15. complex sentence

16. Jack reads newspaper

17. Jack reads newspaper, but Mary plays PS5

18. Although Jack reads newspaper, Mary plays PS5

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The correct responses are - 1. simple sentence, 2. compound sentence, 3. simple sentence, 4. compound sentence, 5. complex sentence, 7. compound sentence, 8. compound sentence, 9. simple sentence, 10. the compound sentence, 11. compound sentence.

It's likely that, unless you are an English major, you haven't studied language grammar in a while. You may be able to talk and write in entire sentences, but that is only the beginning. There are two very distinct levels of mastery: knowing what sounds correct and understanding why it is right.

So think of this as a quick refresher course in sentence structure. Let's explain what we mean by English sentence structure before we discuss the numerous varieties there exist.

12. complex sentence, 13. the compound sentence, 14. the compound sentence, 15. complex sentence, 16. Jack reads the newspaper, 17. Jack reads the newspaper, but Mary plays PS5, 18. Although Jack reads the newspaper, Mary plays PS5.

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simple sentence

First Event

Second Event

Third Event


Elsie is using this graphic organizer to help her prewrite. She wants to write about her high school basketball team, who recently won the national championship.

This graphic organizer could show
A.
how the state championship was different than the national championship.
B.
the number of games won and the number of games lost in the championship.
C.
how the team winning the city and state finals led to winning nationals.
D.
who the basketball coaches are and which position each team member plays.

Nikola Tesla is running for mayor of Riverdale. He tells his audience: “Under our current mayor, there have been 15,000 new cases of unemployment and 666 people dead due to Hiram Lodge. If he stays in office, who knows how many more people will lose their jobs and die? The number could go up even higher. When I was the CEO of Liberty High Anti-Bullying League, I helped to create over 1,000 new jobs. I can do the same thing for this city if you vote for me.” Which form of persuasion is Nikola Tesla using here?

A. Ethos
B. Logos
C. Pathos
D. Ethos and Logos, only
E. All of them
F. Pathos and Ethos, only
G. The answer is Nikola Tesla

Identify the following verbs by number and person by checking on the appropriate boxes.

He waits.

second person
first person
singular
same form for both singular and plural
third person
plural

I need help with doing a debate for ela. The debate topic is "do you think we are to dependable on our laptops/cellphones. My teacher assigned me to the group that think we are not to dependent on our electronics when i dont even support that side sooo i need help coming up with topics that help support the side that im on. ( thhat probably did not make any sense)

ANSWER FAST PLEASE Match the term to its example.

1. past tense verb
isn't
2. contraction
believed
3. examine carefully to separate the elements
almost never
4. verb phrase
superlative degree
5. adverb phrase
analyze
6. ZIP
an acronym
7. two things compared
comparative degree
8. three things compared
am going

Lord of the Flies was originally published in 1954. William Golding wanted to convey the message that human beings are savage by nature, and without rules and order will succumb to their urges toward brutality. Is this message still relevant, even 67 years after it was published? EXPLAIN your answer.

If your answer is incomplete or confusing PLEASE DO NOT write the answer down. Or YOU will be REPORTED!!!!