Sentence Types - Simple Sentence
Simple sentence
- A simple sentence:
- has ONE finite verb.
- has one subject and predicate.
- has complete meaning (makes complete sense).
- consists of a single (main) clause which contains a verb phrase.
- He laughed. ( He = subject, laughed = verb [finite verb])
- They kicked the ball. ( They = subject, kicked = verb)
- She plans to go to the stadium. (She = subject, plans to go = verb)
- The prizes will be given tomorrow.
- All the tickets have been sold.
- He did not sign the contract.
- I wanted to talk to her.
- Neither Joe nor Chris was there.
- He felt hot, tired and thirsty.
- My father and mother are planning a trip.
- Do you or your sister smoke?
- I wanted to go to library.
- Joe waited for the train.
- The train was late.
- Mary and Maria took the bus.
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