Please help ASAP What kind of sentences are the following: 1)A passport is not currently necessary for residents of the United States or Canada crossing the border, but one may be required in the near future. 2)Thousands of US and Canadian citizens cross the border every day to shop, work, travel, and visit.
1) Declarative 2) Declarative
Sorry but I was referring to simple, compound, complex, and compound complex. @OtherWorldly
Here ya go: http://www.lamission.edu/learningcenter/docs/asc/worksheets/grammar/sentence%20types.pdf
Now these two sentences are obviously not simple sentences so lets ignore that....
For compound sentences there should be a coma and but or so <<stuff like that.....do u see that in any of the sentences above?
yup the 1st one
great okay so we know the first on is a compound sentence
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complex sentences has aaawwubbis or relative pronouns at the beginning or middle. Do you know what both are?
idk what aaawwubis is
aaawwubbis is an abbreviation sooo it stands for A = After A = Although A = As W = While W = When U = Until B = Because B = Before I = If S = Since
got it? :)
yeah ok
now its easier to remember
Great happy to help.... :) so do you think the second sentence is a complex sentence
??
I don't think it is
correct
so if the second sentence isnt compound or complex...well of course it cant be compound complex XD i wasnt paying attention at the beginning one of the sentences can be simple and since the first one is a compound sentence then......
if you still need help or are confused tag me but if im not on, feel free to look at this link: http://www.lamission.edu/learningcenter/docs/asc/worksheets/grammar/sentence%20types.pdf *thumbs up* good luck
oh ok thank you very much :)
no problem, good job working it out with guidance. Next time face it head on and see if you can do it independently, you'll feel immensely proud of yourself :)
ok thanks once again
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