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Hansen VOCAB #7

Sentence Types

QuestionAnswer
Phrase -A few words, lacks a noun, or a verb. DOSN'T HAVE BOTH -Running down the hall
clause -has subject and verb, not necessarily a complete sentence -As he ran down the hall
dependent clause -needs more information to be complete -because I like Tacos
independent clause -Sentence that can stand on it's own -I love tacos
simple sentence -has 1 independent clause, no dependent -The sun rose in the east
compound sentence -has 2 independent clauses in one sentence -I like tacos, but he likes pizza
complex sentence -1 independent, 1 dependent -Because I like tacos, I eat them every day.
compound-complex sentence 2 independent, at least 1 dependent Because I eat ice cream everyday, I love ice cream, even though Im a little allergic.
fragment sentence -incomplete sentence -The president who served 4 years
run-on sentence -improperly joins two or more independent clauses without correct punctuation or conjunctions -I love to write papers I would write one every day if I had the time
comma splice sentence forgot a conjunction between 2 ind. clauses. -I eats tacos all day, they give me heartburn.
declarative stating information -School started at 7:25.
interrogative -a question Do you like Tacos?
imperative -an order given -Clean your room
exclamatory add ! I love tacos!
conditional an if then statement If you like tacos, then you probably like quesadillas.
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