Simple Sentence Structure The Simple Sentence
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Simple Sentence Structure
The Simple Sentence
A simple sentence is a sentence that has
one subject-verb pair
I live in San Francisco.
Subject
Verb
Every sentence should have at least one subject and one
verb combination
Basic Elements of Every Sentence
SUBJECT
VERB
Simple Sentence Example
Marian travels to Amsterdam every year in
the summer time.
This is a simple sentence. It contains one subject
Marian and one verb travels.
Basic Elements
One SUBJECT
One VERB
Marian
Travels
Simple Sentence
Marian and Tom
Compound Subject
&
Travel
Simple Sentence
Marian and Tom travel to Amsterdam and
visit relatives.
Marian and Tom
Compound Subject
&
travel and visit
relatives
Compound Verb
&
Consider the following Simple Sentences:
1. The car stopped.
2. We were happy to see him
3. Sami and Chris were late.
4. Sami, Chris and I were late.
5. Huda ate pancake and drank coffee.
6. I played computer games and watched TV.
7. Huda and Sami ate pancake and drank coffee.
8. Chris and I played computer games and watched TV.
Notice: No Punctuation
Tom and Mary play tennis and swim.
No comma before “and”
in compound
subjects and verbs!