Types of Sentences by Hiromi Lascano

Types of Sentences (Andi Tanlapco)

2022-02-10 02:21:32 UTC

Simple: I enjoyed eating at the restaurant. The food was delectable.

Compound: The library was peaceful, and the shelves was filled with books. The cafeteria serves many kinds of food, but my favorite is the pizza.

Complex: Even though they hadn't studied, their test was returned with full marks. The test was very easy, yet most people failed.

Compound-Complex: Although she worked hard, her project only got 5th place, and she was distraught. He won the robotics competition, and celebrated happily because he knew he earned it.

Jaden SMH.

2022-02-10 02:21:34 UTC

Compound sentences
I want to lose weight yet I only eat fast food every day

Micheal did not want to kill he was not very good at it

Complex sentence

When he handed in his homework, he forgot to hand the teacher the last stage.

When he handed in his homework, he forgot to hand the teacher the last stage then got kicked out of school
The teacher did his assignment, He got fired from his Job.

Simple sentence

My uncle has cancer.

My grandma was mugged.

Compound complex.

When I grow up, I want to be a ballerina, and my mom is proud of me.
I will get to watch television, but first, I have to clean up the dishes after we finish eating.

Marc J

2022-02-10 02:22:13 UTC

Simple
These candies are delicious.
I hate butterscotch.
Compound
Ruby sings while Matt dances.
I am the brains and my brother is the brawn.
Complex
Although you made this, I came up with the idea.
If you want to do something, do it yourself.
Compound-Complex
When I grow up, I want to be a photographer and I will take pictures of every famous structure.
Josh built the building, but forgot to add nails so the building fell over.

2022-02-10 02:22:19 UTC

Simple:

Ben wanted to draw.

Joe wants to play.

Complex:

When she finished baking, she forgot to put the chocolate chips.

The human brain never stops working until you stand up to speak in public.

Compound:

I want to save money, yet I buy clothes daily.

Maria did not like to draw. She was not very good at it.

Compound-complex:

While I was cooking he was still playing games on the computer.

Although I miss him so much, I cannot go to him because I do not have money.

Matteo Peña

2022-02-10 02:25:07 UTC

Simple
1. The train was late.
2. Mary and Samantha took the bus.
Compound
1. Mary went to work, but John went to the party, and I went home.
2. Michael did not like to read. She was not very good at it.
Complex
1. When he handed in his homework, he forgot to and the teacher the last stage
2. He printed out the work sheet, but there was no ink, so he went to the store to get ink.
Compound complex
1. While I was doing my homework, he was still playing video games.
2. I will get to watch television, but first, I have to clean up the dishes after we finish eating.

Jethro Tajero - Types of Sentences

2022-02-10 02:28:35 UTC

Simple Sentences:

* I looked at the sky
* I ran towards her

Complex Sentences:

* Even Though She cant walk, She still dreams of traveling the world
* My legs are tired, So I slowed down and took a sit

Compound Sentences:

* He was scared, Because something was lurking 
* I want to sing, yet I haven't practiced

Complex-Compound Sentences:

* When I grow up, I want to be a ballerina, and my mom is proud of me.
* We won the game, but my uniform was muddy because it rained the entire time

Diego.S (Sentences

2022-02-10 02:29:25 UTC

Simple
He ate.
She slept.
Complex
After he finished his homework, he forgot about his test.
Compound
She ran fast, But I walked.
Compound-Complex
He ate all of his food so he was full, Although he was still hungry.

Bea Bongat

2022-02-10 02:29:25 UTC

Simple Sentence:
1. He blew up the nation.
2. They celebrated after the war.

Compound Sentence:
1. He exiled his friend, but felt bad afterwards.
2. They burned down his house, but realized the consequences right after.

Complex Sentence:
1. Because he spawned the withers, everyone was panicking.
2. Although he created the server, he needed to be put in jail.

Compound-Complex Sentence:
1. He returned from exile, but he was still banned from the nation he grew up in.
2. He's in the server, but nobody recognizes his work even though he took part in the lore.

Tobey Lim

2022-02-10 02:29:32 UTC

Simple:
1. I like to drink tea every afternoon.
2. My friend plays that game.
Complex:
1. Before I went to class, I filled my water jug.
2. He went to the restroom after class ended.
Compound:
1. I stop playing my favorite game, but I still have a lot of work.
2. She loves to read, and sometimes she will talk to me about it.
Compound-complex:
1. Although we only had an hour together, we played our favorite game, and we enjoyed it until we had to go.
2. Though I like to play strategic games, after I played my first platform game, I played it for hours.

Tatiana

2022-02-10 02:30:40 UTC

Simple sentence:
~She ate cake.
~She walked.

Compound sentence:
~She ate cake, and washed her dishes.
~They worked together at a cafe; then, they would walk together to their apartment.

Complex sentence:
~Although I ate already, I want to eat another meal again.
~Because she drank too much people saw her go to the bathroom a lot.

Compound-complex sentence:
~She ate the cake, so she washed her dishes for 30 minutes only.
~Although they were late they still had to do the work everyone else was doing but they were too confused to understand. (?)

Diego Delos Reyes

2022-02-10 02:31:32 UTC

Simple Sentences
- I finished my work.
- She fell.

Compound
- She answered her paper, and she submitted.
- I planned on making a big video, but it was too much for me.

Complex
- I Completed my work, and studied for a test.
- I ate my food, but not my dessert.

Compound-Complex
- Even if he studied well for the test, he failed, and many other students passed.
- While his sister played, he did his chores, he did his work and he studied.

Megan Matilda Jugo

2022-02-10 02:31:55 UTC

Simple:

1. She loves to read fantasy novels.
2. They all went out to visit the library.

Compound:

1. He arrived at the mage's hut, but no one was there.
2. I published my first novel, and my friends were there to support me.

Complex:

1. He read in his little nook after a long and tiring day.
2. Although she loved to write in her study, writing under the trees inspired her more.

Compound-Complex:

1. They stood on a roof admiring the night sky, and they stared for hours even though no stars shone above them.
2. Before walking to the lake, she took many detours to engrave each scene onto her mind, and then she disappeared the next day.

Colin Jugo

colinjugothis — 2022-02-10 02:32:15 UTC

Types of Sentences

Simple
He likes weapons.
He tried to play League of Legends.

Compound
He felt bad because he was 9th place.
She had a feminine urge as she enjoyed saying the term.
Complex
Although there are bad people in life, true heroes keep moving forward.
Will is a good ranger as he was a thief who naturally fit into the role.
Compound-Complex
Although he tried his best to remember the types of sentences, the rules of it all were very confusing, and so he continued to write using them to the best of his recollection.
Her name is Megan, she was intellectual and into reading books, she is Colin's 5 minute older sister.

Pepi

2022-02-10 02:32:31 UTC

Simple
1. Jeff waited for the train
2. The bus was late
Compound
1. Mark said I could come to his office on Friday or Saturday of next week.

2. My favorite sport is skiing. I am vacationing in Hawaii this winter.

Complex
1. When he handed in his homework, he forgot to hand the teacher the last stage.

2. he human brain never stops working until you stand up to speak in public.
Compound-Complex
1. If the ozone layer collapses, the global community will suffer.

2. While I was cooking he was still playing games on the computer.

Dennis Gonzalez

2022-02-10 02:32:43 UTC

Simple Sentence:

1. He slept in his bed.

2. She ate the bread.

Compound Sentence:

1. She drank the water, and she washed the glass.

2. He drew on his sketchpad for 2 hours, but he still wasn't finished before dinner.

Complex Sentence:

1. Because he washed the dishes, he had to clean the sink.

2. Even though she finished the first book, she wants to finish the sequel tonight.

Compound Complex Sentence:

1. Even though he slept for nine hours, he was still sleepy the next morning and he finished eating late.

2. While she is good at cooking, she doesn't know where the ingredients were, and she can't do her homework and cook at the same time.

Gia Rocero

2022-02-10 02:32:59 UTC

Simple sentences
1. He greeted him a happy birthday.
2. We watched a movie.

Complex Sentences
1. As soon as I get the new keyboard, I will start my work.
2. Even though I am not good at art, I try to do my best in every art project.

Compound sentences
1. I like bubble tea, but he prefers coffee.
2. My laptop crashed during the quiz, so I wasn't able to follow.

Compound-Complex sentences
1. Though I personally prefer watercolor, I used acrylic paint for my project, and I liked the outcome.
2. After waking up, he went straight to the bathroom to take a shower, and he ate breakfast after.

April Panlilio

2022-02-10 02:39:00 UTC

Simple:
1. I woke up early in the morning.
2. Me and my parents go to Pampanga many times.

Compound:
1. I had finished doing my homework, then i took a nap.
2. I drew a picture and i coloured it.

Complex:
1. After watching a documentary, she didn't take down notes.
2. When she was returning her book to the library, she forgot to bring her library card.

Compound-Complex:
1. She read a book, although reading made her a bit sleepy.
2. Although we have project for school, we need to work on it before the due date.

Sofia Sajwani

2022-02-10 02:41:52 UTC

Simple

1. She lives in Paris.

2. I waited for the bus.

Compound

1. Everyone was busy, so I went to the cinema alone.

2. It was getting dark, and we weren't near the house yet.

Complex

1. Because she did not know the route well, she drove carefully.

2. Although they were wealthy, they were still unhappy.

Compound-Complex

1. Cindy forgot her friend's birthday, so she sent her a card when she finally remembered.

2. The dog ran away, but nobody was worried because he was trained to find his home.