| Sentences | Appositive Phrase | Participial Phrase | Prepositional Phrase | Clauses | 
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					  Simple Sentence					 
					
					 John ate the hamburger slowly. 
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					  The girl with blonde hair					 
					
					 Megan, the girl with blonde hair, was very mean. 
					What is the Appositive Phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Punched the wall					 
					
					 Tommy punched the wall, and broke his hand. 
					Where is the participial phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Over the log & Through the woods.					 
					
					 The girl went over the log and through the woods. 
					Where is the prepositional phrase? There can be more then one.  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  The macaroni is hot					 
					
					 The macaroni is hot, so don't eat it. 
					What is the independent clause?  | 
						
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					  Compound Sentence					 
					
					 Henry can't play baseball, but he can play basketball. 
					What kind of sentence is this?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Juan					 
					
					 The dog with a small tail, Juan, is very kind to people. 
					What is the Appositive Phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Annoyed					 
					
					 Annoyed, Mrs. Copper, told Hyro to shut up. 
					Where is the participial phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Behind the pillar 
					
					 Frankie went behind the pillar and hid. 
					Where is the prepositional phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  So we shouldn't have it.					 
					
					 School is really boring, so we shouldn't have it. 
					What is the dependent clause?  | 
						
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					  Compound Sentence					 
					
					 Jade loves pizza, and mashed potatoes. 
					What kind of sentence is this?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  The boy with braces					 
					
					 Jose, the boy with the braces, is sick with the flu.  
					What is the Appositive Phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Eating a hot dog					 
					
					 Eating a hot dog, the girl was very messy. 
					Where is the participial phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  On the counter					 
					
					 The jar was on the counter. 
					Where is the prepositional phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  So don't drink it.					 
					
					 The water has diseases, so don't drink it. 
					What is the dependent clause?  | 
						
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					  Complex Sentence					 
					
					 Because it was cold outside, I put on a coat. 
					What kind of sentence is this?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Joy					 
					
					 My sister, Joy, is very energetic. 
					What is the Appositive Phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Driving recklessly					 
					
					 Driving recklessly, Emma got in a car crash. 
					Where is the participial phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  By the dock & Into the lake					 
					
					 Linda, the girl with long hair, was by the dock but she fell into the lake. 
					Where is the prepositional phrase? There can be more than one.  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  I'm coming home from work					 
					
					 I'm coming home from work, which is about 20 min away. 
					What is the independent clause?  | 
						
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					  Complex Sentence					 
					
					 While Jake was sleeping, a burglar came and took his money. 
					What kind of sentence is this?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Down the street					 
					
					 The boy, down the street, is very mean. 
					What is the Appositive Phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  The children					 
					
					 The children, very slowly went up the hill. 
					Where is the participial phrase?  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  On the street & Under the bridge					 
					
					 The blue eyed girl, Hannah, was on the street and went under the bridge. 
					Where is the prepositional phrase? There can be more than one.  | 
				
				
						
					 
					  Which were both girls.					 
					
					 The kangaroo had 2 babies, which were both girls. 
					What is the dependent clause?  |