Sentence Types

2. An acronym to help you remember the seven coordinating conjunctions.
3. Object A word that directly receives the action of the main verb in a sentence.
5. "Toni cooked while Christophe cleaned." In this sentence, the subordinate conjunction is...
8. The name of your English teacher's helper.
9. The person, place, or thing that does an action in a sentence.
13. "You should never go until you are ready." In this complex sentence, the subordinate conjunction is...
14. A clause that can stand on its own as a sentence.
15. Compound sentences are always linked by these type of conjunctions.
16. "Though I love English, math is my favorite subject." In this complex sentence, the subordinate conjunction is...
17. A sentence with at least one dependent clause and one independent clause.
19. "Whenever my mother-in-law shows up, I always hide." In this complex sentence, the subordinate conjunction is...
20. The type of word with which a predicate always begins.

1. "I won't be able to pay for repairs unless my check comes in." In this complex, the subordinate conjunction is...
3. A clause that cannot stand on its own as a sentence.
4. The action being done in a sentence.
6. The name of our math teacher (ask someone if you don't know who this is).
7. The name of your English teacher.
9. A type of conjunction with which a dependent clause begins.
10. "Chris loves to eat barbecue, but Christophe finds that it does not agree with his stomach." In this compound sentence, the coordinating conjunction is...
11. A sentence that is only one independent clause.
12. "Soha comes to school everyday, and she really enjoys learning." In this compound sentence, the coordinating conjunction is...
17. A sentence with at least two independent clauses joined by a FANBOYS.
18. "Because she studied, Sara passed her test." In this sentence, the subordinate conjunction is...