Sentence Sense: Subjects, Verbs, Clauses and Phrases

What type of sentence is this? As soon as everyone leaves, we will clean the cafeteria.

Complex

What type of sentence is this? I am grateful for whatever gifts I receive.

Complex

What type of sentence is this? The doctor who determined that she has measles is my friend.

Complex

What type of sentence is this? Carrie spent the summer at Camp Mourning consequently she recovered from the loss of her father.

Compound

What type of sentence is this? It is okay for you to ask questions but I do not have to answer them.

Compound

How should this sentence be punctuated? As soon as everyone leaves, we will clean the cafeteria.

It's punctuated correctly

Is the following relative clause restrictive or nonrestrictive and is it punctuated correctly? The peasant farmers who till the Nile Delta still work in the ancient ways of their ancestors.

Restrictive, punctuated correctly

Which of the following is an independent clause?

Rochester gets too much snow

What type of sentence is this? Greta's father and brother were taken by ambulance to the nearest trauma center.

Simple

What type of sentence is this? Mary, Francis, and Bowman ran, biked, and swam during the triathlon.

Simple

Which group of words is a phrase?

Suzi's bank account in Switzerland

Which of the following sentences contains a dependent clause?

Todd left camp before I had a chance to say goodbye.

How should this sentence be punctuated? Carrie spent the summer at Camp Mourning consequently she recovered from the loss of her father

Carrie spent the summer at Camp Mourning; consequently, she recovered from the loss of her father.

How should this sentence be punctuated? It is okay for you to ask questions but I do not have to answer them.

It is okay for you to ask questions, but I do not have to answer them.

Which group of words is a clause?

that you tried your best