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    The document provides definitions and examples of simple and compound sentences. A simple sentence contains one subject and one predicate, while a compound sentence joins two or more simple sentences with and, or, or but. Students are given sentences and asked to identify whether each one is simple or compound by writing "simple sentence" or the sentence with a comma added. The worksheet helps students practice distinguishing between simple and compound sentences.

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    Simple and Compound Sentences Worksheet: Sarah Walked in The Library. Simple Sentence

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    The document provides definitions and examples of simple and compound sentences. A simple sentence contains one subject and one predicate, while a compound sentence joins two or more simple sentences with and, or, or but. Students are given sentences and asked to identify whether each one is simple or compound by writing "simple sentence" or the sentence with a comma added. The worksheet helps students practice distinguishing between simple and compound sentences.

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    Simple and Compound Sentences Worksheet

    A simple sentence has one subject part and one predicate part.
    A compound sentence has two or more simple sentences joined by and, or, or but.

    The word and shows addition, or shows an alternative, and but is used to join contrasting ideas.

    Read each sentence below. If it is a simple sentence then write simple


    sentence. If it is a compound sentence, write the sentence and add a comma.

    Sarah walked in the library.


    simple sentence

    1. John went to the show but he forgot his wallet.

    2. The basketball players stretched before the game.

    3. The team will play together or they will lose the game.

    4. The class is quiet during the test or they will not pass.

    5. My mother makes me breakfast in the morning.

    6. Some laws are helpful and people don’t know about them.

    7. My family took me out for my birthday.

    8. We looked everywhere for my brother but we could not find him.

    Simple and Compound Sentences Worksheet

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