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    Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences

    Simple Sentences
    1. John was a shepherd boy.
    2. He cared for his fathers sheep.
    3. One day they were startled by the cry, A wolf! A wolf!
    Compound Sentences
    1. hey loo!ed "p and saw John #otionin$ wildly to the# and pointin$
    towards the sheep.
    2. hey threw down their sic!les and ran to the floc!.
    3. %"t they fo"nd the sheep &"ietly $ra'in$, and there was no wolf to be
    seen.
    Complex Sentences
    1. As there were #any wol(es prowlin$ abo"t waitin$ for a chance to !ill the
    sheep, John had to be (ery watchf"l.
    2. )o#e #en were har(estin$ wheat in a field not far fro# where the floc!
    was feedin$.
    3. John called a$ain and a$ain, and see#ed in so #"ch tro"ble that the
    !ind*hearted #en left their wor! and h"rried to the sheep past"re.

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