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Classifying Sentence Structure

Classify each of the following sentences by writing on the line provided S for simple, Cd for compound, Cx for complex, or Cd-Cx for compoundcomplex. The principal cause of most forest fires is a forest fire. If a sentence has more than three parts, it is called a compound sentence.

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Classifying Sentence Structure

Classify each of the following sentences by writing on the line provided S for simple, Cd for compound, Cx for complex, or Cd-Cx for compoundcomplex. The principal cause of most forest fires is a forest fire. If a sentence has more than three parts, it is called a compound sentence.

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NAME _____________________ CLASS ___________ DATE ________

for CHAPTER 7: SENTENCE STRUCTURE pages 185193

Review A: Classifying Sentences According to Structure


EXERCISE A Classify each of the following sentences by writing on the line provided S for simple, Cd for compound, Cx for complex, or Cd-Cx for compoundcomplex. Example Cx 1. Do you know what the principal cause of most forest fires is?

______1. I will make the salad if you will make the lemonade. ______2. Amy, who is a three-year-old with an odd sense of humor, sometimes hides in strange places; yesterday I found her in the broom closet. ______3. What kinds of tricks does your dog do, Darren? ______4. The person in the middle is my cousin Josie, and the one to her left is Uncle Timothy. ______5. When I have finished all of my chores, I will sit outside for a while and read.

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