Identify each simple subject and each simple predicate in the following sentences. Be sure to include all parts of a verb phrase and all parts of a compound subject or verb.

Mimi has picked a kitten from the litter and will call him Mr. Alp.

Label each participle part., each gerund ger., and each infinitive inf. Then write whether the sentence is simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex.

Since Jacques knows how to get to my house, he can bring Susan, and I will bring Kim.

Draw one line under each compound subject and two lines under the simple predicate they share. Circle the conjunction or conjunctions.
Lights and sound could be a problem, though

Draw one line under each simple subject and two lines under each compound predicate in the following sentence.
The writer can either accept or reject their suggestions.

Write in the blank whether the sentence is simple or compound.

The Astronomy Club is selling magazines to earn a trip to Washington, D.C., but they will probably pay most of the expenses themselves.

Read the passage. Then write the answers to the questions that follow it.

Here was a flesh and blood man [poet Walt Whitman], belching and laughing and sweating in poems.

Is this sentence simple, compound, or complex?

Draw one line under each simple subject and two lines under each compound predicate in the following sentence.
Plays entertain and inform audiences.

Write in the blank whether the sentence is simple or compound. _____ I may seem calm to you, but inside I'm really quite nervous.

Choose any five simple cations and any five polyatomic anions, and write the formulas for all possible co mpounds between the cations and the anions. Give the name of each compound.

Write in the blank whether the sentence is simple or compound.

Brad Pitt is Claire's favorite actor, but Barbie prefers Michael J. Fox.

Combine each pair of simple sentences to form a compound sentence. Use a comma and coordinating conjunction or a semicolon to separate the independent clauses. The Sirens sang. The ship sailed on.

Draw one line under each compound subject and two lines under the simple predicate they share. Circle the conjunction or conjunctions.
Sets, costumes, and props will be discussed.

Write in the blank whether the sentence is simple or compound.

Nadine needs help with the laundry today; morever, she wants help on a regular basis.

Combine the pair of simple sentences following the directions in parentheses. The Pilgrims sailed across the Atlantic. They arrived at Cape Cod in November. (Form a compound sentence.)