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Types of Sentences Review

Types of Sentences Review. Can you tell what types of sentences these are?. The large tan dog with a wide black collar barked loudly at the full moon last night. What type of sentence is this? SIMPLE! How do you know it is a simple sentence?

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Types of Sentences Review

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  1. Types of Sentences Review Can you tell what types of sentences these are?

  2. The large tan dog with a wide black collar barked loudly at the full moon last night. • What type of sentence is this? • SIMPLE! • How do you know it is a simple sentence? • IT HAS ONLY ONE SUBJECT (DOG) AND ONE PREDICATE (BARKED) • THERE ARE NO FANBOYS OR DEPEPNDENT WORD MARKERS

  3. The dog barked, for he wanted to go outside. • What type of sentence is this? • COMPOUND! • How do you know it is a compound sentence? • IT HAS TWO SUBJECTS(DOG/HE) AND TWO PREDICATES (BARKED/WANTED) • THERE ARE TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES! • THE TWO CLAUSES ARE CONNECTED BY A FANBOY (FOR)

  4. The dog that was in the street howled loudly. • What type of sentence is this? • COMPLEX! • How do you know it is a complex sentence? • IT HAS TWO SUBJECTS(DOG/THAT) AND TWO PREDICATES (WAS/HOWLED) • THERE ARE TWO CLAUSES, ONE INDEPENDENT AND ONE DEPENDENT! • THERE IS A DEPENDENT WORD MARKER (THAT)

  5. As the dog howled, one cat sat on the fence, and the other licked its paws.  • What type of sentence is this? • COMPOUND-COMPLEX! • How do you know it is a compound-complex sentence? • IT HAS THREE SUBJECTS (DOG/CAT/OTHER) AND THREE PREDICATES (HOWLED/SAT/LICKED) • THERE ARE THREE CLAUSES, TWO INDEPENDENT AND ONE DEPENDENT! • THERE IS A FANBOY (AND) AND A DEPENDENT WORD MARKER (AS)

  6. OKAY, NOW IT IS YOUR TURN TO TELL ME WHAT TYPES OF SENTENCES YOU SEE IN THE FOLLOWING SLIDES AND HOW YOU KNOW IF THOSE SENTENCES ARE: SIMPLE COMPOUND COMPLEX COMPOUND-COMPLEX GOOD LUCK!

  7. The dog peed on the floor, but the cat wentin the litter box. • Type of Sentence? • COMPOUND! • How do you know? • IT HAS TWO SUBJECTS AND TWO PREDICATES • THERE ARE TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES! • THE TWO CLAUSES ARE CONNECTED BY A FANBOY

  8. The dog who enjoys chasing birds gets along with the cat, but the other dog does not. • Type of Sentence? • COMPOUND-COMPLEX! • How do you know? • IT HAS THREE SUBJECTS AND THREE PREDICATES • THERE ARE TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES AND ONE DEPENDENT CLAUSE! • THERE IS A FANBOY

  9. The dog barked. • Type of Sentence? • SIMPLE! • How do you know? • IT HAS ONE SUBJECT AND ONE PREDICATE • THERE IS ONLY ONE INDEPENDENT CLAUSE! • THERE ARE NO FANBOYS OR DEPEPENDENT WORD MARKERS

  10. Because the dog howled so loudly, the cat got scared and began to hiss. • Type of Sentence? • COMPLEX! • How do you know? • IT HAS TWO SUBJECTS AND TWO PREDICATES • THERE IS ONE INDEPENDENT CLAUSES AND ONE DEPENDENT CLAUSE! • THERE IS A DEPENDENT WORD MARKER

  11. The dog barked; the cat yowled. • Type of Sentence? • COMPOUND! • How do you know? • IT HAS TWO SUBJECTS AND TWO PREDICATES • THERE ARE TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES! • THE CLAUSES ARE JOINED BY A SEMI-COLON INSTEAD OF A FANBOY

  12.  The dog howled although he was well fed. • Type of Sentence? • COMPLEX! • How do you know? • IT HAS TWO SUBJECTS AND TWO PREDICATES • THERE IS ONE INDEPENDENT CLAUSE AND ONE DEPENDENT CLAUSE! • THERE IS A DEPENDENT WORD MARKER

  13. The dog and the cat howled together. • Type of Sentence? • SIMPLE! • How do you know? • IT HAS ONE SUBJECT (A COMPOUND SUBJECT!) AND ONE PREDICATE • THERE IS ONLY ONE INDEPENDENT CLAUSE! • THERE ARE NO FANBOYS OR DEPEPENDENT WORD MARKERS

  14. The cat, despite my best efforts, continues to scratch at the dog, and I am worried that one day the poor puppy will lose an eye! • Type of Sentence? • COMPOUND-COMPLEX! • How do you know? • IT HAS THREE SUBJECTS AND THREE PREDICATES • THERE ARE TWO INDEPENDENT CLAUSES AND ONE DEPENDENT CLAUSE! • THERE IS A FANBOY

  15. http://eslbee.com/sentences.htmhttp://www.ucmo.edu/ae/writing/documents/TYPESOFSENTENCES.pdfhttp://www2.ivcc.edu/rambo/eng1001/sentences.htmhttp://eslbee.com/sentences.htmhttp://www.ucmo.edu/ae/writing/documents/TYPESOFSENTENCES.pdfhttp://www2.ivcc.edu/rambo/eng1001/sentences.htm FOR EXTRA NOTES AND PRACTICE, USE THE WEBSITESLISTED BELOW!

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