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Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences
Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences
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Test your students' knowledge of defining and non-defining relative clauses
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And, Or, So and But are which kind of conjunction?
Subordinating
Coordinating
2
If a subordinating conjunction is in the middle of a sentence, does it need a comma?
Yes
No
3
'When I am sick, I like to stay in bed and watch TV' is a .........sentence?
Complex
Simple
Compound
4
What do SUBORDINATING conjunctions link together?
Two dependent clauses
One dependent & independent clause
Two Sentences
Two independent clauses
5
Should COORDINATING conjunctions come at the beginning of a sentence?
Yes
No
6
A COORDINATING conjunction is used to link...........together.
2 dependent clauses
2 independent clauses
1 dependent and 1 independent
7
If a sentence has more than 1 main verb, it CANNOT be a ..........
Complete Sentence
Compound Sentence
Simple Sentence
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Which type of sentence is this: At the weekend, the big bad wolf knocked on little pig's door.
Compound Sentence
Simple Sentence
Complex Sentence
9
What is the best ending to 'Because you did so well yesterday.......'
you have to do extra homework.
you must stay at home.
you can go to the party.
10
If a sentence only has one main verb, it must be a........
Compound Sentence
Simple Sentence
Complex Sentence
11
What is the best ending to 'You cannot go to the cinema unless.......'
you fail the exam.
your room is messy.
your homework isn't complete.
you help your father with the household chores.
12
A COORDINATING conjunction is situated.......of a sentence.
at the end
in the middle
at the beginning
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Which one of these is NOT essential for a sentence to be complete?
Object
Subject
Punctuation
Conjugated Verb
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Where does a SUBORDINATING conjunction ALWAYS come in a sentence?
Before an independent clause
In the middle of a sentence
Before a dependent clause
At the beginning of a sentence
