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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.
Students practice distinguishing between simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences in this seventh-grade grammar worksheet.
Use these free complex sentence worksheets to help your students improve their writing in English. Understanding simple, compound and complex sentences is vital for students. When it comes to complex sentences, it’s important for them to understand the difference between the main clause and the dependent clause (subordinate clause).
Sentence Creation (Simple to Complex and Compound) This worksheet has a basic sentence from which you can create compound and complex sentences. This activity also helps to understand the birth of sentences whi... 39 uses.
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.
Here’s a worksheet designed to help your youngster navigate the choppy waters of compound and complex sentences. It’s a great way to practice Common Core Standards for Conventions of Standard English for 3rd grade. It’s also a good review sheet for other grades.
There are 40 printable task cards (in color and in black and white) included in this free resource. Throughout the task cards, the students will be asked to: Create a compound sentence from a simple sentence. Create a complex sentence from a simple sentence.
