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ESL/EFL: Sentence Structure Practice (answers follow at end)

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  • Date December 19, 2021
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Review Worksheet Sentence Structure

 

Directions: Underline the independent clause once, and underline the dependent clause twice.  Circle the letter below each sentence which correctly identifies the sentence structure.

 

S: simple sentence

C:  compound sentence

CX: complex sentence

CCX:  compound-complex sentence

 

  1. Anna plays defense, and Amber plays offense.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

  1. Anna plays defense, yet Amber, who is a good shooter, plays offense.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. The kitty pounced over the fence, and she landed on a bald guy’s head.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. When the kitty pounced over the fence, she landed on a bald guy’s head, so he

squealed like a little girl.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I liked the cheese.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I liked the cheese, yet ham tastes better.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Hannah fell down when Kellie pushed her.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Hannah fell down when Kellie pushed her, but she wasn’t hurt.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

 

  1. I ate my peas so that I could eat my dessert.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I ate my peas, yet I could not eat my dessert, so I ate it later.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Billy went to the store, and he bought a ham sandwich.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Billy went to the store, and he bought a ham sandwich that was moldy.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. While my dad ate country ham, I ate country steak.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I ate country steak, yet I also ate sausage balls which were filled with cheese.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I hope that you will study for your test on Friday.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Answer Key Sentence Structure Quiz 1

 

  1. Anna plays defense, and Amber plays offense.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

  1. Anna plays defense, yet Amber, who is a good shooter, plays offense.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. The kitty pounced over the fence, and she landed on a bald guy’s head.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. When the kitty pounced over the fence, she landed on a bald guy’s head, so he

squealed like a little girl.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I liked the cheese.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I liked the cheese, yet ham tastes better.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Hannah fell down when Kellie pushed her.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Hannah fell down when Kellie pushed her, but she wasn’t hurt.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I ate my peas so that I could have my dessert.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I ate my peas, yet I could not eat my dessert, so I ate it later.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Billy went to the store, and he bought a ham sandwich.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. Billy went to the store, and he bought a ham sandwich that was moldy.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. While my dad ate country ham, I ate country steak.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I ate country steak, yet I also ate sausage balls which were filled with cheese.

S          C         CX      CCX

 

 

  1. I hope that you will study for your test on Friday.

S          C         CX      CCX

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