6. Simple Sentence
A simple sentence can
have a subject that can be compound
Maya and Alicia walked to the
park.
7. Simple Sentence
A simple sentence can
have a subject that can be compound
Maya and Alicia walked to the
park.
have a predicate that can be compound
8. Simple Sentence
A simple sentence can
have a subject that can be compound
Maya and Alicia walked to the
park.
have a predicate that can be compound
Maya climbed the rock wall and
slid down the slide.
10. Compound Sentence
A compound sentence has two or more
simple sentences connected by a comma
and a conjunction (and, but, or).
11. Compound Sentence
A compound sentence has two or more
simple sentences connected by a comma
and a conjunction (and, but, or).
The kite was caught in the tree, and we
tried to get it down.
12. Compound Sentence
A compound sentence has two or more
simple sentences connected by a comma
and a conjunction (and, but, or).
The kite was caught in the tree, and we
tried to get it down.
OR by a semicolon
13. Compound Sentence
A compound sentence has two or more
simple sentences connected by a comma
and a conjunction (and, but, or).
The kite was caught in the tree, and we
tried to get it down.
OR by a semicolon
Maya changed her kite design; she
added two tails.
16. Complex Sentence
A complex sentence consists of one SIMPLE
sentence and one or more DEPENDENT clauses.
Although the breeze was steady, both kites
continued to dive.
17. Complex Sentence
A complex sentence consists of one SIMPLE
sentence and one or more DEPENDENT clauses.
Although the breeze was steady, both kites
continued to dive.
although the was breeze was steady
18. Complex Sentence
A complex sentence consists of one SIMPLE
sentence and one or more DEPENDENT clauses.
Although the breeze was steady, both kites
continued to dive.
although the was breeze was steady
both kites continued to dive
