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Latest revision as of 11:45, 21 March 2019
English Composition ＞ Sentence Structure ＞ Exercise1 Answer
Exercise 1
Decide whether the following sentences are simple（S）, compound（C）, or complex（X）.
Answer
- Nothing surprise me any more.（ S ）
- My brother likes soccer and plays for a local team.（ S ）
- My brother likes soccer, and he plays for a local team. （ C ）
- The students were late because there was a traffic accident. （ X ）
- I have two sisters but no brothers. （ S ）
- Joe is married, and he has two children. （ C ）
- I don’t drink or smoke. （ S ）
- I don’t drink, and I don’t smoke. （ C ）
