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Browse our collection of sentence types worksheets aimed at helping learners interpret and form a variety of sentences. These resources cover different sentence structures (simple sentences, compound sentences and complex sentences) as well as the four types of sentences (statements, questions, commands and exclamations). Watch our Simple, Compound, Complex Video.
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Coordinating Conjunctions (2)
This worksheet helps introduce coordinating conjunctions. Fill in the missing coordinating conjunctions to complete the sentences.
Coordinating Conjunctions (1)
This worksheet helps introduce coordinating conjunctions. Fill in the missing coordinating conjunctions to complete the sentences.
Conjunctions: Joining Simple Sentences
Join each simple sentence pair with an appropriate conjunction.
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