Type of Sentence Structure/Sentences

I will go through the sentence structure and sentence types.

Sentence Structure

There are four sentence structures and they are simple sentences, compound sentences, complex sentences and compound complex sentences.

• Simple Sentences: Simple are sentences that include a subject and a verb. An example of this sentence may be, I like candies.
• Compound Sentence: Compound sentences are when you make a sentence by adding a coordinating conjunction to a simple sentence. You can change the sentence into, I like candies but I hate it when it is oversweet.
•  Complex Sentences: Complex sentences are when you add a subordinating conjunction to a simple sentence. For example you can change the simple sentence to, I like candies because they are sweet.
• Compound Complex Sentences: Compond complex sentences are sentence that have both the rule for compound and complex sentences. You do not need to worry about which order the rules come in. An example of this may be, I like candies because they are sweet but I hate it when they are oversweet.

Sentence Types

There are four sentence types. They are inteerogative, exclamatory, declarative and imperative sentences.

• Interrogative Sentences: Interrogative sentences are sentences that ask questions. An example of this sentence can be, Can you buy me shoes?
• Exclamatory Sentences: Exclamatory sentences are word exclaim something an woud inculde a exclamation mark. A sentence could be, What did I just See !
• Declarative Sentences: Declarative sentences are sentences that states something you can also call declarative sentences as statements. For example, I like cats.
• Impaerative Sentences: Imperative sentences are sentences that tell people to do actions. These sentences usually start with verbs. An example can be, Go and Get me water !