Identify the structure of each of the following sentences as either simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex

Question

1. If this offense is reported, he will receive a severe fine.

2. The apples, peaches, and pears are in the refrigerator. <-- simple

3. Father will fly home from Dallas tomorrow, or he will phone the family. <-- Complex

4. Antoinette carefully described the people that she had seen. <--- simple

5.The room is dark in the morning, but sunlight floods it in the afternoon. <-- complex

6. Gilberto left suddenly in the middle of the school committee meeting and did not reappear until more than two hours later. <-- compound

7. She gave him a battered copy of Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations, and he used it until his fiancee gave him a new dictionary of quotations. <-- complex

8. The book is very long; it does, nevertheless, have many interesting passages. <-- compound-complex

9. Marco Polo was born on the walled island of Korcula in the Adriatic. <--- simple

10. She described the method that she had used to save her brother’s life. <-- simple

Answer 1

1. ??
2. yes
3. no
4. no
5. no
6. no
7. no
8. no
9. yes
10. no

Study these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_clause_structure#Simple_sentences

Answer 2

1 ?
2. s - yes
3. cx - no
4. s - no
5. cx - no
6. cd - no
7. cx - no
8. cd/cx - no
9. s - yes
10. s - no

Please study this site.
http://www2.ivcc.edu/rambo/eng1001/sentences.htm

Answer 3

1. simple
3. compound
4. compound
5. compound
6. complex
7. compound-complex
8. complex
10. complex

Answer 4

1. simple - no
3. compound - yes
4. compound - no
5. compound - yes
6. complex - no
7. compound-complex - yes
8. complex - no
10. complex - yes

Answer 5

ok corrections:

1. compound
4. complex
6. compound-complex
8. compound

Answer 6

They must be right because you only had three choices for each sentence. I've checked two of your answers, already.

Answer 7

ok thank you

Answer 8

Nice info for everyone