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INDENTIFYING SENTENCE STRUCTURE Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex

Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex. The fire truck delivered the water that Michael ordered. Complex She grew up in Kentucky, yet she does

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Page 1: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex.  The fire truck delivered the water that Michael ordered. Complex  She grew up in Kentucky, yet she does

INDENTIFYING SENTENCE

STRUCTURESimple, Compound, Complex,

Compound-Complex

Page 2: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex.  The fire truck delivered the water that Michael ordered. Complex  She grew up in Kentucky, yet she does

IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF SENTENCE The fire truck delivered the water that

Michael ordered. Complex

She grew up in Kentucky, yet she does not have a horse to run in the derby.

Compound

Everyone watched as Ryan easily won the race.

Complex

Page 3: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex.  The fire truck delivered the water that Michael ordered. Complex  She grew up in Kentucky, yet she does

IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF SENTENCE Jack asked his mom if she would turn on

the game, but she said no. Compound - Complex

I know that we will have donuts in history class today.

Complex

Batman has been partners with Robin since middle school.

Simple

Page 4: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex.  The fire truck delivered the water that Michael ordered. Complex  She grew up in Kentucky, yet she does

IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF SENTENCE Sentences are easy to classify if you can find the

clauses. Complex

Aubrey told Mick about her exciting beach vacation.

Simple

Ryan had a better plan, and even Elyse agreed with it.

Compound

Mick was ecstatic because it was Friday, and he could sleep in tomorrow.

Compound – Complex