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Simple Sentences VS Compound Sentences

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  • The dog jumped over the fence.
    Simple
  • I like cookies better than ice cream.
    Simple
  • His children were scared of the lions so they left right away.
    Compound
  • All of the students in Grade 7 went for the packages that were nicely prepared for them.
    Simple
  • The drummers played a long time, but the piano players stopped early.
    Compound
  • The child screamed loudly in my ear.
    Simple
  • The teacher and the principal met in the hall near the library.
    Simple
  • I want a new backpack, but I do not have enough money.
    Compound
  • Crocodiles and alligators swim in the water but hunt on land.
    Simple
  • Last night's homework was too hard for me.
    Simple
  • The cat ate some food, but left most in her bowl.
    Compound
  • Lewis played on the field and Alice read in the house.
    Compound
  • The sun is hot today, and it is making me sweat.
    Compound
  • The woman clapped loudly, when her son went up on stage.
    Compound
  • The photographer held up a bear, and the little boy smiled.
    Compound
  • The cat and the dog yowled and howled, at the same time.
    Simple Sentence
  • My mom and dad wanted me to clean my room.
    Simple
  • My family went to the park yesterday, and we had a wonderful time.
    Compound
  • It's not fair when I can't stay up past 8pm.
    Simple
  • My brother likes to eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
    Simple
  • A large yellow dog bounded across the yard.
    Simple
  • Do you speak English or do you speak Spanish?
    Compound
  • It's hard to do my homework when the music is blasting, or the television is blaring.
    Compound
  • I can't find my jacket, or my winter gloves.
    Compound
  • Can you help me find the bus stop?
    Simple
  • The rain was pouring down, so the streets were starting to flood.
    Compound
  • My brother and sister kept bothering me last night.
    Simple
  • I like to bake pies with my grandma and cook pasta with my mother.
    Compound
  • Tim and Sam read in the house and played in the backyard.
    Simple
  • Mom likes the pink roses best.
    Simple
  • I couldn't find any cheese or yogurt at the store.
    Simple
  • The dog jumped over the fence, so he could chase the mailman.
    Simple
  • The woman clapped loudly.
    Simple
  • Last night, I ate dinner at a restaurant with my brother and sister.
    Simple
  • I wanted to buy a pizza, because I was hungry.
    Compound
  • I ate pepperoni pizza and salad for dinner.
    Simple
  • I am hungry, so I am going to eat an apple.
    Compound
  • The door is locked, but I forgot my key.
    Compound
  • Can I go home with you, so we can do our homework together?
    Compound
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