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SIMPLE = one independent clause. COMPOUND = two (or more) independent clauses joined by a coordinator (FANBOYS: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) with a comma, OR by a semicolon. COMPLEX = one independent clause + at least one dependent clause (signaled by a subordinator: because, although, when, if, while, since, that, who) . COMPOUND-COMPLEX = two or more independent clauses + at least one dependent clause. |  |  |\n\nPRACTICE  \nChoose the correct answer for each question.  \n1. Which sentence is SIMPLE (one independent clause)?  \nA. After school, Liam and his sister walked to the park and tossed a frisbee for an hour.  \nB. After school, Liam walked to the park, and his sister tossed a frisbee for an hour.  \nC. After school, Liam walked to the park because his sister wanted to toss a frisbee.  \nD. After school, Liam walked to the park, and because the weather was perfect, they stayed all afternoon.  \n2. Which sentence is COMPOUND?  \nA. When the bell rang, the students hurried to the gym.  \nB. The students hurried to the gym and waited for the coach.  \nC. Because the coach was late, the students stretched on their own.  \nD. The bell rang, and the students hurried to the gym.  \n3. Which sentence is COMPLEX?  \nA. Although the test was difficult, every student in the class earned a passing score.  \nB. The test was difficult, but every student in the class earned a passing score.  \nC. The test was difficult; every student in the class earned a passing score.  \nD. The test was difficult and challenging for every student in the class.  \n4. Which sentence is COMPOUND-COMPLEX?  \nA. After the movie ended, we walked home in the rain.  \nB. We walked home in the rain, and we shared an umbrella.  \nC. We walked home in the rain because the bus had already left.  \nD. 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