Grammar Quiz

Types of Sentences Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Types of Sentences

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I like the Jets, though I am embarrassed to admit this.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


Your brother and your friend broke the window in the living room.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


Cats tend to be easy pets for they are clean and don’t have too much energy.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


I don’t know if I will be on time for class today.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


When the clock strikes 12, my essay needs to be submitted to Classroom.

A. Simple

B. Compound

C. Complex

D. Compound-complex


Even though I like Justin Bieber and I really like his newer album, I don’t think I will buy tickets for his concert.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


Crazy things seem to happen at the Oscars and I am so happy that I got to witness those things!

A. Simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


True or false: Dependent clauses that start a sentence should be followed by a comma

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


I won’t change my mind, but you can go ask somebody else if my answer doesn’t satisfy you.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


I cannot believe Will Smith punched Chris Rock, even though Chris Rock was kind of asking for it.

A. Simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


I want someone cool to perform at the Super Bowl next year, but I don’t really know who I would like to see.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex

D. compound-complex


You can either come with me now or walk home.

A. Complex sentence

B. Compound sentence

C. Simple sentence

D. Compound complex sentence


I will try when I succeed.

A. Simple sentence

B. Compound sentence

C. Compound complex sentence

D. Complex sentence


She didn’t realize that she was making a mistake.

A. Compound complex sentence

B. Compound sentence

C. Simple sentence

D. Complex sentence


He is rich, but he will not help anyone.

A. Simple sentence

B. Compound sentence

C. Complex sentence

D. Compound complex sentence


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