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Simple Sentence

Simple Sentence. Compound Sentence. A simple sentence contains one IC and no SC/DC. A simple sentence may contain a compound subject, a compound verb, and any number of phrases. s s v My dog and cat play together. s v Bob rode his bicycle all summer.

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Simple Sentence

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  1. Simple Sentence Compound Sentence A simple sentence contains one IC and no SC/DC. A simple sentence may contain a compound subject, a compound verb, and any number of phrases. s s v My dog and cat play together. s v Bob rode his bicycle all summer. A compound sentence contains two or more IC and no SC/DC. The IC are usually joined by a comma and a FANBOYS (The IC may also be joined by a semicolon or by a semicolon, a conjunctive adverb, and a comma. s v s Alberto led for half the distance, and then Jared took the lead. (2 IC) v *RErerer Sentence Structure A compound-complex sentence contains two or more IC and at least one SC. Yolanda began painting only two years ago, but already she has been asked to show one of her paintings at the exhibit that is scheduled for May. A complex sentence contains one IC and at least one SC. s v s v When I watch Martha’s performance, I feel like studying dance. When a CX begins with a SC/DC, put a comma after the clause. s v s v s v Complex Sentence Compound-Complex Sentence

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