First of all, one of a basic types is the simple sentence. A simple sentence is a group of words that include a subject (one or more) and a verb (one or more) that has only one sentence. Moreover, in the simple sentences, all the subjects have to come before the verbs, and the structure of the simple sentence is “S + V” which mean subject plus verb. For example, “I go to work.” with “I” is a …show more content…
The compound-complex sentence is the sentences that combine with a compound and complex sentence. Furthermore, the compound-complex sentences have to have two independent clauses pairing with one dependent clause. For example, “I go to work full time, and I go to school full time because I want to be successful” In this case, “I go to work full time, and I go to school full time” is a compound sentence, and “I go to school full time because I want to be successful” is a complex sentence. In the other hand, the compound-complex sentence is the sentence that has an adjective clause. Other examples of adjective clause, “The house which I offered is still on the market.” In this case, “which I offered” is an adjective clause. Overall, the clauses in compound-complex sentence can be in any order, but they have to follow with the punctuation