Simple/ Compound/ Complex + Voice
Sentence based on Structure 1. Simple sentence (Single sentences without any clause) (Independent Clause) 2. Compound (sentences with coordinating conjunction: for, but, and, so, yet, nor, or) (2 Independent Clause) 3. Complex Sentence (Subcoordinating conjunction: if, although, despite) includes dependent and independent clause) 4. Compound-Complex Sentence (at least 2 independent and 1 dependent) 6. Simple to compound Work hard to pass the exam. Work hard and you will pass the exam. 7. Compound to simple We must eat or we can't live. We must eat to live 8. Simple to complex She confessed her guilt. She confessed that she was guilty 9. Complex to simple Tell me where you live. Tell me your address I know that she is honest I know her honesty. 10. Compound to complex sentence Search his pockets, and you will find the watch. If you search his pockets, you will find the watch. 11. Complex to compound I have found the book that I had lost I has lost a book, but I have found it...