Post by nicholasangelone on Feb 5, 2011 10:45:32 GMT -5
Simple Sentences:
1. The boy laughed.
2. The dog ran.
Compound Sentences:
1. The dog ran, and the boy laughed.
2. Daniella prefers biology, but I prefer English.
Complex Sentences:
1. A person who likes to read doesn't miss a book sale.
2. The boy, although he had the money, could not go to the book sale.
Complex-Compound Sentences:
1. While I did English homework, Connie did Calculus homework, and Daniella did Biology homework.
2. As the wind rushed by, tree leaves rustled and debris flew about the area.
1. The boy laughed.
2. The dog ran.
Compound Sentences:
1. The dog ran, and the boy laughed.
2. Daniella prefers biology, but I prefer English.
Complex Sentences:
1. A person who likes to read doesn't miss a book sale.
2. The boy, although he had the money, could not go to the book sale.
Complex-Compound Sentences:
1. While I did English homework, Connie did Calculus homework, and Daniella did Biology homework.
2. As the wind rushed by, tree leaves rustled and debris flew about the area.