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Compound & Complex Sentences

Compound Sentence Is made up of 2 simple sentences and joined by a coordinating conjunction

Simple Sentence

Coordinating Conjunction GLUE two separate sentences together to make one compound sentence There are 4 coordinating conjunctions ALWAYS use a comma before a coordinating conjunction

Compound Sentence Simple Sentence + Simple Sentence Comma + + Conjunction Has 4 PARTS

Underline the simple sentences and circle the conjunction

The girls went to the library, and they worked on their projects.

Simple Sentence

The girls went to the library, and they worked on their projects. Simple Sentence Simple Sentence

The girls went to the library, and they worked on their projects. Conjunction Simple Sentence Simple Sentence

Complex Sentence Is made up of a simple sentence, and a clause. Joined by a subordinating conjunction

Clause Is a group of words that has a subject and a verb EXAMPLES They moved so quickly He loved most movies

Subordinating Conjunction LINK a sentence and clause together to make a complex sentence There are 5 subordinating conjunctions NEVER use a comma IF a subordinating conjunction is in the middle of the sentence BECAUSE ALTHOUGHUNTILIF SINCE

Complex Sentence Simple Sentence + Claus + + Conjunction Has 4 PARTS Comma (Only if the conjunction is in the middle of the sentence)

Underline the simple sentence once, the clause twice and circle the conjunction

Although Rodney loved most animals, he didn’t like snakes. Simple Sentence

Although Rodney loved most animals, he didn’t like snakes. Simple Sentence Claus

Although Rodney loved most animals, he didn’t like snakes. Simple Sentence Claus Conjunction