Question

Topic: Compound, complex and compound-complex sentences

- Practice exercises:

I. Identify whether the following sentences below are compound, complex, or compound-complex sentences. Underline the dependent clause within the sentence.

1. While doing my homework, my father cooked dinner and my mother slept in front of the television.
2. Do you want to go swimming tomorrow or do you prefer to play tennis?
3. My family came to Germany when I was in fifth grade, but I never learned to speak German very well.
4. He got up, went to the window and jumped.
5. Building a dollhouse requires wood, a hammer, a saw, and lots of nails.
6. Most European countries now use the euro, but the UK still uses the pound.
7. Noah looked into the bottle, but although Diane kept trying to explain it to him, she couldn't figure out what the amino acids in coconut were.
8. No matter how many objects the researchers put on their tank, the octopus kept escaping.
9. Due to the fruitful harvest, instead of eating a modest Thanksgiving dinner, we fill our plates to the brim; that year he ate a great deal of food.
10. While introducing himself to class, Johnny spoke clearly and confidently, and Jessy introduced himself professionally.

II. Create four original compound, complex and complex compound sentences. (Four phrases for each different type of phrase)

Answer 1

Respuesta:

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Explicación:

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