Module 2 Journal

In this module we reviewed the four types of sentences: 

1. Simple - Independent Clause (subject-verb)
2. Compound - 2 Independent clauses joined with a FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)
3. Complex - Contains an independent clause and a dependent clause (uses subordinating conjunction)
4. Compound - Complex - 2 independent clauses and a dependent clause

For your journal, write 4 original sentences, one for each category: simple, compound, complex, compound-complex. You can refer to this WaldenU Website Links to an external site. for examples of each type of sentence.  Here are some example sentences:

1. She went to the store last night to get eggs. (simple)
2. I want to go on a hike, but I need to finish my homework first. (compound)
3. Although I love chocolate, I try not to eat too much of it. (complex)
4. Even though I'm organized for the birthday party, I still need to get balloons, and I have to pick up the birthday cake. (compound-complex)