Post by connielee on Jan 28, 2010 14:28:39 GMT -5
Simple Sentence: The man walked.
The child skipped.
Compound Sentence: The man walked; the woman drove.
The child skipped; The friend jumped.
Complex Sentence: The man, who was at the restaurant, walked slowly.
The child, who was hyperactive, jumped around the living room.
Compound-Complex Sentence: As the man walked, one woman drove, and the child rode a bicycle.
As the child jumped, one friend exercised, and another played a game.
The child skipped.
Compound Sentence: The man walked; the woman drove.
The child skipped; The friend jumped.
Complex Sentence: The man, who was at the restaurant, walked slowly.
The child, who was hyperactive, jumped around the living room.
Compound-Complex Sentence: As the man walked, one woman drove, and the child rode a bicycle.
As the child jumped, one friend exercised, and another played a game.
