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Identify sentence types.

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Identify sentence types.

by Radwa Magdy
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Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: When the bell rang.

2

Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: She loves pizza.

3

Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: He wanted to go outside, but it started to rain.

4

Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: Because I was late for school.

5

Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: They played soccer in the park.

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Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: I studied for the test, and I passed it.

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Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: If I finish early.

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Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: The sun sets in the west.

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Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: She ran quickly, yet she missed the bus.

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Write Fragment, Simple, or Compound next to the sentence: Before we left for vacation.

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