Grade 6 grammar worksheet focusing on identifying simple and compound sentences.

A worksheet titled "Simple and Compound Sentences" for Grade 6 students, featuring exercises to identify and underline simple sentences within compound sentences, with examples and definitions provided.

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1. simple
2. simple
3. compound
4. compound
5. simple
6. simple
7. compound
8. compound

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1. Ms. Tory held Margaret’s hand, but she did not speak.
2. Maizon kept Margaret from doing things, but now Maizon is gone.
3. Margaret will try new things, or she will stay the same.
4. Margaret’s dad died, and she lost her best friend.
5. The summer had brought sadness, and Margaret had suffered.
6. Next summer might be better, or it might be worse.
7. Margaret hoped for better times, but she couldn’t count on them.

Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of compound sentences exercises.

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