Question

Match each example to ope of sentence structure

simple sentence
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound complexe sentence
Mary has a terrible to chachebut she
doesnt want to go to the dentist
Although there was strong espestion Allen
Ginsbergs poem was published in 1956
and considered one of the greatest commons
to modem Theatre
the teacher toke desto
Because weather was het and humid
hechien went theme for a sam

Answer 1

Here are the examples matched with their respective types of sentence structure:

The Sentence and their matchings

Simple sentence: "Mary has a terrible toothache but she doesn't want to go to the dentist."

Compound sentence: "Although there was strong opposition, Allen Ginsberg's poem was published in 1956 and considered one of the greatest contributions to modern literature."

Complex sentence: "The teacher took a rest."

Compound-complex sentence: "Because the weather was hot and humid, Helen went home for a swim."

Answer 2

Mary has a terrible toothache, but she doesn't want to go the dentist ➡ compound sentence.

Although there was strong opposition, Allen Ginsberg's poem "Howl" was published in 1956, and it's considered one of the greatest contributions to modern literature ➡ compound-complex sentence

The teacher took the students to the art museum ➡ simple sentence

Because the weather was hot and humid, the children went to the river for a swim ➡ complex sentence

Step-by-step explanation:

I have been able to match each example to its correct sentence structure.

A compound sentence is known as a sentence whereby a semicolon, comma or conjunction is used to join at least two independent clauses. The independent clauses are clauses that give a complete thought and they have a subject and a verb.

A compound-complex sentence is a sentence known to comprise of one or more dependent clauses and at least two independent clauses. Dependent clauses do not give a complete thought. They actually depend on the independent clauses to give a complete thought.

A complex sentence is a sentence that actually contains an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses. While a simple sentence is known to be a sentence that actually consists of just one independent clause. A simple sentence gives a complete thought and has no dependent clause(s).