Harcourt Grammar 5 Theme 1 Lesson 7 Simple & Compound Sentences

Target Language or Knowledge:

A simple sentence contains.... . A simple sentence has ....... A simple sentence makes ..... . The compound sentence contains at least...... The two clauses in a compound sentences are related by connectors called... Examples of joining words in compound sentences are...... . Each clause in a compound sentence ....... . Coordinating conjunctions that show contrast are ...... Identify the type of the sentence: she went to the store, and she bought some apples. What kind is the sentence: The dog barked loudly. Choose the compound sentence.

one independent clause. one dependent clause. one dependent and an independent clauses. a subject and a predicate. a subject but no predicate. a predicate only. a complete thought. no sense. uncomplete thought. two independent clauses. two dependent clauses. one dependent clause and another independent one. coordinating conjunctions subordinating conjunctions transitions and, or, but, so, nor and for. because, since, already and so far. after, before, as soon as and hardly. can stand a lone giving a complete form and thought. can't stand a lone. is not enough for a complete sentence. but and yet because and so Already and for Compound Simple Both A simple sentence. A compound sentence. Not a simple nor a compound. I went to the park, and I played the swings. I went to the park. I went to the park because I love to see the flowers.