Types of Sentences Question
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Classify each of the following sentences as S for simple, Cd for compound, Cx of complex or Cd-Cx for compound-complex.
1. I will make the salad if you will make the lemonade.
2. Curtis, who is a three-year-old with an odd sense of humor, sometimes hides in strange places; yesterday I found him in the broom closet.
3. What kinds of tricks does your dog do, Amber?
4. The person in the middle is my cousin Kimmy, and the one to her left is Uncle Sam.
1. I will make the salad if you will make the lemonade.
2. Curtis, who is a three-year-old with an odd sense of humor, sometimes hides in strange places; yesterday I found him in the broom closet.
3. What kinds of tricks does your dog do, Amber?
4. The person in the middle is my cousin Kimmy, and the one to her left is Uncle Sam.
- Cx, Cd-Cx, S, Cd
- Cx, Cd, S, Cx
- S, Cd, Cx, Cx