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 Sentences worksheets

Each sentence below is either simple, compound, complex, or compound complex. Read each sentence. Then, below it, write a sentence that is similar in structure.

Writing Sentences

Punctuation Practice

This is a worksheet for making to be verb sentences.

Yes No question maker

Structuring words in order to formulate a proper sentence.

Sentence Structure

Problem and Solution

Main Idea and Details

Punctuation marks

WH Questions

Punctuation Sentences

To be able to correctly punctuate sentences.

Full stop and Question mark

read and choose the correct sentence that matches the picture

Read and choose the correct sentence

Write a sentence with the words that you are given and make them pop.

Make a Sentence

There is nothing wrong with being made of small parts!

Complete the sentences with a compound word

Grade 1 kids look at a set of pictures and combine their names with the conjunction “and”. Then combine names of another set of images using the conjunction “or” in this layer of our conjunctions exercises!

Joining Words with And & Or

Add to the fizz with this printable conjunction worksheet dedicated to the conjunction "and". Kids in 2nd grade and 3rd grade combine the names of pictures with "and" and complete sentences using “and” yet again.

Connecting Words and Clauses with And

Balance words, phrases and clauses in sentences using correlative conjunctions. Choose an appropriate pair of correlative conjunctions from the parentheses that best completes each sentence.

Choosing Correlative Conjunctions

Getting to Know You

Conjunctions are used to connect words in a sentence, or to connect complete sentences. When conjunctions are used, the result is a compound structure. A comma is used before the conjunction to separate the clauses. Three common conjunctions are and, but and or.

Join the Sentences

Choose from the words if and unless to fill in the blank in each sentence below.

Coordinating Word Parts

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

Multiple Choice Work Sets

Use one of the coordinating conjunctions above to complete each sentence. Use each word only once.

Fan Boys- For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

Type of Sentences

Underline each independent clause in the sentences below. Circle whether the conjunction is used to show agreement, disagreement, or a reason.

Join Independent Clauses

Use a subordinating conjunction to combine each pair of sentences. Write your new sentence on the line below.

Subordinating Conjunctions

re4arrage the words to make a sentence to match the picture. 

Rearranging sentences

Underline the conjunctions in the sentences below. Then identify what kind of conjunction it is.

Coordinating, Correlative, Subordinating

Choose the word that best completes each sentence.

Fill Them In

Subordinating conjunctions like after, before, when, since, until, and as soon as indicate when something in a sentence did or will happen.

Indicate Time

Clear the sentences for the parts of speech. Identify all the parts that are asked for.

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