Question

Shopping online, Craig bought gifts for everyone in his family's

a. simple

b. compound

c. complex

pls tell me the answer​

Answer 1

Answer: a. Simple sentence.

Explanation: The above sentence comprises of a subject and a predicate/object. But there is no conjunction connecting them instead the arrangement of the sentence is such that there is no need of any conjunction. Hence it is a simple sentence.

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Answer 2

Shopping online, Craig bought gifts for everyone in his family's  - Simple Sentence.

1. Complex sentence:- A complex sentence includes at least one dependent and independent clause connected by a subordinating conjunction.

• At least one independent clause and one subordinate clause are required in a complex sentence.
• When constructing a complex sentence, use a subordinating conjunction to connect the clauses. No comma is required before the conjunction if the subordinating conjunction is used between two clauses. If the subordinating conjunction appears at the beginning of a sentence that forms a dependent clause, follow it with a comma.
• Relative clauses can also be used to construct complex sentences.

2. Simple Sentence:- As the name implies, a simple sentence is a simple statement about everyday matters, facts, information about something, and so on. A simple sentence can be as simple as an SV, SVO, or SVC pattern or as complex as ASVIODO, SVIODO, or SVAA. In other words, a simple sentence contains only one verb and one independent clause.

• A simple sentence must have one subject and one predicate.
• A compound subject or a compound predicate can also appear in a simple sentence.
• A simple sentence should have one independent clause and express a complete thought.
• A declarative sentence, an interrogative sentence, or an exclamatory sentence are all examples of simple sentences.

3. Compound Sentence:- A compound sentence consists of two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.

• At least two independent clauses are required in a compound sentence.
• Coordinating conjunction or a conjunctive adverb can be used to join the independent clauses in a compound sentence.
• Before the coordinating conjunction, place a comma.
• Before a conjunctive adverb, use a semicolon.
• Compound sentences can also be formed without using a coordinating conjunction or a conjunctive adverb. Use a semicolon to separate the two independent clauses when doing so.

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