Frank and Winston

[frankgonzalez]

Simple:
1)The boy cried.
2)Mr. Wells said "absoluely".
Compound:
1)The boy ran, jumped, and bled for his track team.
2)My mom yelled; my dad kicked.
Complex
1)The boss who was angry fired his employee.
2)My dog who is little eats small portions.
Compound-Complex:
1)The man sang, one woman ate a salad, and another ran.
2)The dag barked, on koala climbed a tree, and the other fed its baby.

[Mr. Wells]

Simple:
1)The boy cried.
2)Mr. Wells said "absoluely".
CORRECT

Compound:
1)The boy ran, jumped, and bled for his track team. INCORRECT
2)My mom yelled; my dad kicked.CORRECT

Complex
1)The boss, who was angry, fired his employee.
2)My dog, who is little, eats small portions.CORRECT

Compound-Complex:
1)The man sang, one woman ate a salad, and another ran.

2)The dag barked, on koala climbed a tree, and the other fed its baby.
CORRECT

[frankgonzalez]

Compound:
1)The boy ran while the man walked.

[Mr. Wells]

Compound:
1)The boy ran while the man walked.

INCORRECT - this is a complex sentence

[frankgonzalez]

Compound:
1)Johnny ate apples, chips, and a sandwich.

[Mr. Wells]

1. This is now a simple sentence

[frankgonzalez]

Johnny ate apples and Jill ate pears.