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0 Write each sentence. Underline the word that joins the two clauses
in each sentence. Write CD if the sentence is a compound sentence.
Write CX if it is a complex sentence.
ompound and Complex sentences
has a
A simple sentence expresses a complete thought. It
subject and a predicate.
Satchel Paige was a great athlete.
sentences
A compound sentence contains two simple
and, but, or or.
as
such
conjunction
a
and
comma
joined by a
never let
Fans waited many hours to see him, but Satch
down.
them
clause, which
A complex sentence contains an independent
cannot
which
clause,
dependent
a
and
can stand alone,
such as if;
stand alone. The clauses are joined with a word
the following
when, because, until, before, after, or since. In
once; the
underlined
is
clause
independent
sentence, the
twice.
underlined
is
clause
dependent
When the second baseman caught the ball, the Tig.
made a doublp1y.
CD if it is a
Write S if the sentence is a simple sentence. Write
sentence.
complex
is
a
it
CX
if
Write
sentence.
compound
1. Chele is the pitcher for the Leland Lions. s
2. When she pitches, they usually win. CX
unusual style. S
3. This outstanding young player has a most
it fly. CD
4. She winds up ten times, and then she lets
CD
laughing.
aren’t
fans
but
odd,
look
5. Her pitches
cx
on.
her
cheer
they
results,
gets
6. Since she
7. If you go to a game, you will agree. CX
8. Chele’s talent may earn her a scholarship. S
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B
C
D
dependent clause
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
James is usually the catcher,
but he may play first base.
)
B
C
D
conjunction
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
We don’t always win, but we
do enjoy the game.
A
B
g;
D
dependent clause
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
If we have had a good time,
we are happy.
A
B
C
(D;
dependent clause
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
.
6. Sports heroes are larger than life. Fans feel close tc?them (but)
7. Fans read stories and articles about their favorite. They wear
clothing with that star’s name and number. (and)
r,,vonre ann tie
8. A sports hero is playing. Fans always watch the game. (when)
When a sports hero s pavn, en,
9. Satchel Paige was a player in the major leagues. He ‘as a star in
the Negro Leagues. (before) See answers below.
10. Paige pitched superbly. He also
brought out huge crowds. (and)
superbly, and he
11. Paige turned 59 in 1965. He
became the oldest pitcher in
the major leagues. (when)
When Paiqe turned 59 in 1965, he.
12. Satchel Paige died in 1982.
His legend will live
forever. (but)
in 1982, but his.
Before Satchel Paige was a player in the major leagues, he.
orSachel Paige was a player in the major leagues before he.
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-
Write the letter of the phrase that correctly identifies each
underlined word, group of words, or sentence.
(A
Join each pair of simple sentences with the conjunction in
Write
the compound or complex sentence. Change punctuation and
capital letters as necessary.
Grammar
Grammar
If you join our baseball team,
you will have a good time.
1. Many sports heroes have unusual nicknames, but these
nicknames are used with affection. CD
2. Leroy Paige was called Satchel because he carried baggage as a
boy. CX
3. “Babe” is a famous sports nickname, and many players have
had it. CD
4. Do you think first of Babe Ruth, or does the name Babe
Didrikson Zaharias come to mind? CD
5. If I were a star, I would choose the nickname “Magic.” CX
5. Mr. Jennings is a good coach
because he doesn’t yell.
(A)
B
C
D
dependent clause
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
6. He always encourages us and
explains our mistakes.
A
(B)
C
D
dependent clause
simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
Join each pair of simple sentences using the conjunction in (). Write
the compound sentence with correct capitalization and punctuation.
1. My family enjoys all kinds of sports.
We play together every weekend. (and)
..
sports, and we
2. In summer, we play baseball in the park.
We set up the volleyball net in the yard. (or) . . park, or we.
3. My favorite sport is basketball.
Ice hockey is a close second. (but)
basketball, but ice hockey.
4. My older brother runs on a track team.
He has become much faster this year. (and) . team, and he
5. I will join the team.
I will have to wait a few years. (but)
team, but i
...
.
.
.
.
.
Write each sentence. Underline the word that joins the two clauses
in each sentence. Write CD if the sentence is a compound sentence.
Write CX if it is a complex sentence.
6. African Americans formed the Negro Leagues because they were
barred from the major leagues. CX
7. The Negro League players were just as talented, anc they
thrilled their fans just as much as the major league players. CD
8. When the Negro Leagues were in full swing, Satchel Paige was
its most famous player. CX
9. Paige drew huge crowds jejgj he became a major league playeL
10. He made more money than any other African American playeF
of the time,
he traveled around the world. CD
Grammar
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