Classifying Sentences

1. 11) Ottawa is the capital of Canada, but Toronto is the capital of Ontario.

   1. ASimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex Sentences
   4. DCompound- Complex
2. 22) Democracy is a noble goal; it is important, however, to protect the minority from the tyranny of the majority.

   1. ASimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex Sentences
   4. DCompound-Complex
3. 33) I do not own a Porsche.

   1. ASimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex Sentences
   4. DCompound- Complex
4. 44) Call your father as soon as you arrive at Antagonism.

   1. ASimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex
   4. DCompound-complex
5. 55) I ate the sushi and left the restaurant.

   1. ASimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex
   4. DCompound-complex
6. 66) Unless my girlfriend postpones her visit from Calgary, I will not have time to study for my exam.

   1. ASimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex
   4. DCompound-complex
7. 77) Susanne wanted to be here, but she could not come because her car is at the car repair shop.

   1. Asimple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex
   4. DCompound-complex
8. 88) The football game was cancelled because it was raining.

   1. ASimple
   2. Bcompound
   3. CComplex
   4. DCompound-complex
9. 99) The football game was cancelled because of the rain.

   1. ASmple
   2. BCompound
   3. CComplex
   4. DCompound-complex
10. 1010) When the train arrives, if Ms. Lang Lois is on it, she will be served with a subpoena.

    1. ASimple
    2. BCompound
    3. CComplex
    4. DCompound-complex

11. 1111) This assignment must be submitted according to the course calendar provided by your professor.

    1. ASimple
    2. BCompound
    3. CComplex
    4. DCompound-complex

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English Quiz on Classifying Sentences, created by Miriam Torres on 16/01/2019.

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Created on 16 Jan 2019 · updated on 16 Jan 2019

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