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Simple or Compound: I have known him for a long time, yet I have never understood him.
Compound Sentence
Simple or Compound: There are no eggs in the fridge, nor is there any bread in the cupboard.
Compound Sentence
Simple or Compound: .I run four miles every morning.
Simple Sentence
Dependent or Independent: Sandra and Lara have been good friends since first grade
Independent Clause
Dependent or Independent Clause: After swimming in the ocean
Dependent Clause
Dependent or Independent Clause: When I went to the zoo
Dependent Clause
Identify the effect: Summer winds are strong, so children often fly a kite.
so children often fly kite
Identify the cause: It is dangerous to go out during a typhoon for you can be hit by falling trees.
for you can be hit by falling trees
Identify the coordinating conjunction: Dogs are excellent pets, for they are loyal and obedient.
for
Identify the coordinating conjunction: I am trying to save my pocket money, but I really want to go to the movies with my friends.
but
Identify the coordinating conjunction: She takes the school bus, and my mom picks me up.
and
Identify the subordinating conjunction: The movie was still enjoyable, although it was very long.
although
Identify the subordinating conjunction: I forgot to pack my toothbrush for our vacation because we were short on time.
because
Identify the subordinating conjunction: The museum was very interesting, as I expected.
as
Identify the effect: Children suffer skin rashes during summer so they need to avoid the sun
so they need to avoid the sun
Identify the dependent clause: As soon as I opened the door, I had a sense that someone was in my house.
As soon as I opened the door
