Which is a simple sentence?
A) Why didn't you call me after you finished your chores?
B) Can you help me with this, or should I ask someone else?
C) Did you know that we went to get ice cream after school yesterday?
D) Are you going to the store with your mother or your sister this afternoon?

Question

Which is a simple sentence?
A) Why didn't you call me after you finished your chores? 
B) Can you help me with this, or should I ask someone else? 
C) Did you know that we went to get ice cream after school yesterday? 
D) Are you going to the store with your mother or your sister this afternoon?

Vocaloid · Answer

let's review the definition of simple sentence: a sentence that is one independent clause (subject + predicate), with no dependent clauses.

I will eliminate one of the choices to help you get started. For example, A is a complex sentence ("after you finished your chores" is a dependent clause, and "why didn't you call me" is an independent clause.) go through each choice and try to identify the choice that is *only* one independent clause.