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Our complex sentences worksheets are free to download and easy to access in PDF format. Use these complex sentences worksheets at school or at home.
Sentence Practice. Make a complex sentence by adding your details. For example: Because ________________ , my dog needs a bath. • Because it played in the mud, my dog needs a bath. After ________________ , my family usually goes for a walk along the river.
These activity sheets will teach your students how to identify different types of clauses (independent vs. dependent), the difference between compound and complex sentences, what kinds of words signal dependent clauses, and more.
Compound-Complex Sentences Practice Exercise 1. Directions: In the following compound-complex sentence, find the dependent (subordinate) clause. I can call my parents, or I can just walk home if you will let me. As soon as I received the invitation, I replied, and I called my friend.
Writing Complex Sentences. AA complex sentence contains an independent clause plus one or more dependent clauses. Example: Even though it was late, Kelsey wanted to stay up to watch the movie. Directions: Turn the following simple sentences into complex sentences by using the subordinating conjunction in parenthesis.
KS2: Complex sentences (possible answers) • Although the school is popular, the Academy of Magic has many problems. • There are many mishaps, because wizards are careless with potions. • If spells go wrong, antidotes cannot be found. • Keys are often missing when cupboards need to be unlocked.
This set of worksheets aimed at Year 5 students has multiple instances where students will write complex sentences, each with an intended connection including: provide a reason; state a purpose; express a condition; make a concession; connect in time. There are two versions of the worksheet.
