Simple Sentences: Caleb and Jenny scrubbed the porch’s wooden slabs., Please put the juice in the refrigerator, The baby served her family pretend food., Every March, students walk to the nursing home and decorate paper flowers with the residents., The phone’s battery is dead., Excited to head home, Rob left class., Preparing for a marathon takes dedication and diligence., On vacation last year, my grandma rode every roller coaster., Compound Sentences: Ted ordered soup and salad, and Sam ordered a burger and fries., Bryant put butter on his waffles, but Rob put jelly on his., Entertaining the class, Mr. Knott told jokes, and Ms. Tupkit read a poem., Tina is going to the mall on Saturday, or she is going to a baseball game., Eric feared driving, so he never took the licensing test., My mom makes the best lasagna, but my dad’s pizza beats all other dinners., Tommy and Lou shared their chips, so I shared my candy straws., Marie gave Chuck a note, but our teacher didn’t see it., Complex Sentences: Although Amir gave me money, I couldn’t afford the book., Tim is studying because he has a test tomorrow., When Craig has time, he visits me., Libby took her dogs to the dog park even though the ground was muddy, Because Jan dreaded flying and disliked driving, they rode a train to the beach., If Gene stays up too late, he will oversleep and miss the bus., I always lose my pencils before the school year ends., Susan always brings her umbrella since the weather is so bad.,

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