Question

Indicate the type of sentence: He applied for the job after completing university. (1 points) Indicate the type of sentence: Mr Kusi was not around yet they went ahead with meeting. A. Simple sentence B. Compound sentence C. Complex sentence D. Compound-complex sentence E. Simple sentence F. Compound sentence G. Complex sentence H. Compound-complex sentence

Answer 1

Answer:

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(A)

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Simple sentence definition:

A straightforward sentence has just one clause.

Examples of simple sentence:

• While Joe awaited the train. Joe is the subject; waited is the verb.
• The train was running late.
• Samantha and Mary rode the bus.
• At the bus stop, I looked for Mary and Samantha.
• Samantha and Mary arrived early at the bus stop, but the bus didn't arrive until after noon.

Compound sentence definition:

Two or more separate clauses are combined to form a compound sentence.

Examples of compound sentence:

• I enjoy coffee. Mary appreciates tea. Mary prefers tea, whereas I like coffee.
• Mary left for her job. John attended the event.
• Our automobile had a problem. The last was us.

Complex sentence definition:

At least one independent clause and at least one dependent clause make up a complex sentence. An incomplete sentence, also known as a sentence fragment, is any group of words that lacks an independent phrase.

Examples of complex sentence:

• Although Ali would like to attend this meeting, family obligations prevented him.
• I'm going to begin reading aloud as soon as Adam leaves the class.
• We have ancient cars, while being wealthy.
• He has to go to work, therefore he can't accompany you.
• Despite the fact that he is terribly ill, he refused to visit the dentist.

Compound complex sentence definition:

A clause with one or more dependent clauses and two or more coordinate independent clauses, as As he entered the house, lightning flashed (independent clause) and rain started to fall (independent clause) (dependent clause).

Examples of Compound Complex Sentences

• My mother is pleased with me since I want to become a ballerina when I grow up.
• After we finish eating, I'll be able to watch television, but first I have to do the dishes.
• We won the game, but because it poured the entire time, my uniform was muddy.

Given sentence:

He applied for the job after completing university - Simple sentence.

Mr Kusi was not around yet they went ahead with meeting - Simple sentence.

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