Sentences WINTER FINAL

Question 1

Simple

Answer 1

1 independent
A simple sentence is a sentence with only one independent clause.
He likes to ski
one subject one very one complete thought

Question 2

compound

Answer 2

2 independent
A sentence with two independent clauses joinded by a fanboy or semicolen
FOR AND NOR BUT OR YET SO

I wanted to drive, but I didn’t have my license

Question 3

complex

Answer 3

1 independent + dependent
Look for a subordinating conjunction
Although he bombed the test, he still had an A.

Question 4

compound complex

Answer 4

2 independent + dependent
He drove to the school and he picked up a book, all while under the influence.

Question 5

apositive

Answer 5

a sentence describing the noun

Frank, my plant, is dying slowly

Question 6

periodic

Answer 6

A sentence with the main point at the end of the sentence. Like a fishing pole because you don’t know what u will reel in

As the winds blew faster, the ocean current increased, and the fish stopped swimming, the boat moved faster.

Question 7

lose/cumulative

Answer 7

A sentence with the main idea at the start of the sentence. like the jelly fish.

The printer broke, it would make sound, and the ink would come smudged.