The Sentences can be classified into three types — Simple, Complex and Compound. A Simple Sentence is one that has only one Subject and one Predicate. It has only one Finite verb.For example : She went home.In the morning, near my school I saw a snake. A Complex Sentence consists of one Main Clause and one or more Dependant or Subordinate Clauses.For example : She went home, after school was over.The boys found the book which had been lost. A Compound Sentence consists of two or more Independant or Co-ordinate Clauses. They are joined by Co-ordinators. (For example : and, but, so, or, nor etc.)For example : He finished his work and he left his office.He is poor but he is honest.

The Sentences can be classified into three types — Simple, Complex and Compound. A Simple Sentence is one that has only one Subject and one Predicate. It has only one Finite verb. For example - Mathematics [गणित]

The Sentences can be classified into three types — Simple, Complex and Compound.

A Simple Sentence is one that has only one Subject and one Predicate. It has only one Finite verb.
For example : She went home.
In the morning, near my school I saw a snake.
A Complex Sentence consists of one Main Clause and one or more Dependant or Subordinate Clauses.
For example : She went home, after school was over.
The boys found the book which had been lost.
A Compound Sentence consists of two or more Independant or Co-ordinate Clauses. They are joined by Co-ordinators. (For example : and, but, so, or, nor etc.)
For example : He finished his work and he left his office.
He is poor but he is honest.

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