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Types of Sentences: Simple, Compound, or Complex

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  • My favorite subjects are Math and Science.
    Simple
  • At times, Carlo helps his Dad clean the car if he has extra time.
    Complex
  • Sometimes people painted animal pictures on the cave walls.
    Simple
  • Tom reads novels, but Jack reads comics.
    Compound
  • Sometimes, Sam and her sister wash and dry the dishes.
    Simple
  • Bobby never goes to school; he is always prompt in submitting his requirements.
    Compound
  • Sam sweeps the floor.
    Simple
  • Vikings raided people although they also traded with them.
    Complex
  • Tom reads and enjoys novels.
    Simple
  • l love macaroni and cheese.
    Simple
  • She went to the store for some groceries.
    Simple
  • Despite feeling tired from the long day at work, she decided to go for a run in the park.
    Complex
  • Carlo polishes his shoes, and he puts them on the shoe rack.
    Compound
  • Some Vikings buried their treasure after they stole it.
    Complex
  • Tim either reads or sings to his younger brother.
    Simple
  • All of them are happy and contented because they all helped.
    Complex
  • She had studied for hours, yet she still felt unprepared for the exam.
    Compound
  • When the children are done with their chores, they watch a family movie together.
    Complex
  • Artists used twigs for brushes, and they ground up rocks for paints.
    Compound
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