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Simple, Compound, Complex Sentence Review

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  • Dependent or Independent Clause? Since you are here.
    DC
  • Dependent or Independent Clause? My favorite movie is Home Alone.
    IC
  • Dependent or Independent Clause? It looks like it might snow.
    IC
  • What is wrong with this sentence? before you go to the store i need to give you some money
    Before you go to the store, I need to give you some money.
  • Name the F in FANBOYS!
    For
  • Name the B in FANBOYS!
    But
  • What kind of sentence? Simple, Compound or Complex? They went to the beach, but the three had to leave when it started to rain.
    Compound
  • Write a complex sentence.
    Hmmmmm
  • Name the Y in FANBOYS!
    Yet
  • Name the S in AAAWWUBBIS!
    Since
  • Dependent or Independent Clause? When I went to bed.
    DC
  • Name the As in AAAWWUBBIS!
    Although, As, After
  • Name the Ws in AAAWWUBBIS!
    When, While
  • Name the Bs in AAAWWUBBIS!
    Before, Because
  • Write a complex sentence.
    Hmmmmm
  • Dependent or Independent Clause? I love coming to school.
    IC
  • What kind of sentence? Simple, Compound or Complex? Sam and Max took the dog for a walk.
    Simple
  • What is wrong with this sentence? i need to grab my coat because it is snowing
    I need to grab my coat because it is snowing.
  • What is wrong with this sentence? when i went to school i ate breakfast
    When I went to school, I ate breakfast.
  • Write a complex sentence.
    Hmmmmm
  • Name the U in AAAWWUBBIS!
    Until
  • What kind of sentence? Simple, Compound or Complex? Sam and Max still want to go to the beach, so they will try to go again tomorrow.
    Compound
  • Name the O in FANBOYS!
    Or
  • Name the S in FANBOYS!
    So
  • What kind of sentence? Simple, Compound or Complex? Before the trio made it back home, the sun was shining above a rainbow.
    Complex
  • Name the A in FANBOYS!
    And
  • Name the I in AAAWWUBBIS!
    If
  • Name the N in FANBOYS!
    Nor
  • Dependent or Independent Clause? Before you leave.
    DC
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