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Definition: A compound-complex sentence has two or more independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses

Example: Before they were friends, Louisa and Julie knew Aimee, but they didn't realize that they knew her until they met.
Before they were friends (dependent)
+ Louisa and Julie knew Aimee [independent]
+ They didn't realize [independent]
+ that they knew her (dependent)
+ until they met (dependent)
= compound-complex sentence
[(Before they were friends), Louisa and Julie knew Aimee], but [they didn't realize (that they knew her) (until they met).]

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COMPOUND: Can be thought of as two ( or more simple sentences ) joined by a conjunction and/or an appropriate mark punctuation.

EX: I  like to walk and run in the park.
I tried to eat sushi or vegetable food.

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The definition of a simple sentence is a basic sentence with one independent clause.

An example of a simple sentence is, "The cat ate dinner."

The management of your company has executed its duties excellently.

People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.

They have lost thousands of jobs to Asia, South America, and Mexico.

Read more at http://www.yourdictionary.com/simple-sentence#tA3ljfEFC0b6yEfL.99

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Compound and Complex sent.: Eda&Alessandra

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Compound and Complex sent.: Eda&Alessandra

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Complex: A sentence that contains one main clause or independent clause and at least one subordinate clause or dependent clause. Also, there has to be comma between two sentences.
Example: “Although I am tired (subordinate clause), I want to go to the midnight movie (main clause).

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Compound-Complex: composed of 1 or more dependent clauses and 2 or more independent clauses.Join an introductory dependent clause with an independent clause with a comma. Separate 2 independent clauses with a comma and a coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, for, nor, so).When it is filtered, water is cleaner, and it tastes better.Join an introductory dependent clause with an independent clause with a comma. Separate 2 independent clauses by a colon when you wish to emphasize the second clause.Whenever it is possible, you should filter your water: filtered water is cleaner and tastes better.Join an introductory dependent clause with an independent clause with a comma. Separate 2 independent clauses by a semicolon when the second clause restates the first or when the two clauses are of equal emphasis.When it is filtered, water is cleaner and tastes better; all things considered, it is better for you.

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Compound-Complex: composed of 1 or more dependent clauses and 2 or more independent clauses.Join an introductory dependent clause with an independent clause with a comma. Separate 2 independent clauses with a comma and a coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, for, nor, so).When it is filtered, water is cleaner, and it tastes better.Join an introductory dependent clause with an independent clause with a comma. Separate 2 independent clauses by a colon when you wish to emphasize the second clause.Whenever it is possible, you should filter your water: filtered water is cleaner and tastes better.Join an introductory dependent clause with an independent clause with a comma. Separate 2 independent clauses by a semicolon when the second clause restates the first or when the two clauses are of equal emphasis.When it is filtered, water is cleaner and tastes better; all things considered, it is better for you.

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Sentences:
1. We go to school everyday.
2.We learn English together.
3.Our class is from 9 am to 12 pm.

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https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/601/01/

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For this activity you will have to research information regarding Sentence Types. 

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For this activity you will have to research information regarding Sentence Types. 

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Make sure you find lots of
- Definitions
- Examples
- Write 3 sentences

Group 1: Simple Sentences
students: Elizabeth and JP
Group 2: Compound Sentences
Students: sandra and Juana
Group 3: Complex Sentences
Students: Marie and Anna
Group 4: Compound-Complex Sentences
Students: Ada and Alessandra