Ind/ Sub Clause/ Simple vs. Complex Sentences

You can’t stop until time is called.

As the clock struck midnight, the coach turned into a pumpkin. 

I raised my hand for the question.

Motorists must be careful when they drive, because moose are often on the road. 

Taxation without representation was a common complaint two hundred years ago. 

When you find the answer, let me know. 

We found the dog that belongs to our neighbors.

I know why he ran away.

 I have not read any of the Harry Potter books, nor have I read any of the Twilight series.

I want to go where the wild things are free.

I can’t reimburse you because you lost the money.

The sale items were gone in an hour, and the manager agreed to order more. 

When it started raining, they got soaked.

Mr. Jones has a lot of books, and he is well informed about current events. 

Mary went to the store to buy new shoes.