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  • She fell down so she was crying. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Compound Sentence
  • My mother and sister traveled to Mexico. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Compound sentence
  • You can buy an apple ___ an orange.
    OR
  • We use BUT to:
    express a contrasting idea
  • Pamela ___ Gaby are English teachers.
    AND
  • They traveled to Africa because they wanted to help kids. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Compound Sentence
  • We use AND to:
    Add an idea
  • Florecita studies at Capouilliez School. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Simple sentence
  • We can travel to New York, or to Panama. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Compound Sentence
  • She wanted to study, ___ there was a lot of distractions.
    BUT
  • I live in Guatemala. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Simple sentence
  • We use BECAUSE to:
    give a reason
  • Do you want a cake ___ a pie?
    OR
  • We use SO to:
    give a reason
  • We will visit my mom ___ my grandma.
    AND
  • The teacher uses a laptop. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Simple sentence
  • I wanted to go to Paris, but the airports are closed. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Compound Sentence
  • I am an intelligent student. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Simple Sentence
  • Hugo has a black dog and a white cat. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Compound Sentence
  • We use OR to:
    give an option or choice
  • Marissa eats an apple. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?
    Simple Sentence