Simple Sentence Worksheet with Examples
Writing tip (One clause only): Find the subject — WHO or WHAT the sentence is about (The old fisherman) — and the main verb, the action (mended). One subject with its verb is one clause → a simple sentence. One subject with two verbs joined by “and” (Kavya sang and danced) is still simple; two subjects, each with its own verb (Kavya can swim, and her brother can swim too), make a compound sentence. To join two simple sentences into ONE simple sentence, turn one of them into a phrase: “The man sold us mangoes. He had a long beard.” → The man with a long beard sold us mangoes.
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1.Join these two sentences into ONE simple sentence:
“The children planted ten trees. They are in Class 6.” (a) The children who are in Class 6 planted ten trees. (b) The children in Class 6 planted ten trees. (c) The children planted ten trees, and they are in Class 6. -
2.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“The puppy barked loudly and ran to the gate.” (a) simple sentence (b) compound sentence - 3.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) The box was small, but it was very heavy. (b) Riya wore a sweater because it was cold. (c) The baby laughed at the clown and clapped her hands.
- 4.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) Mum bought vegetables and paid the shopkeeper. (b) You will catch the bus if you leave now. (c) The test was hard, but Zoya got full marks.
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5.What is the subject of this sentence?
“The tired players rested under a neem tree.” (a) rested (b) The tired players (c) under a neem tree -
6.What is the subject of this sentence?
“The baker sold fresh bread to Imran.” (a) sold (b) fresh bread to Imran (c) The baker -
7.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“The children flew kites on the terrace.” (a) children (b) flew (c) terrace -
8.What is the subject of this sentence?
“Our school has a big library.” (a) has (b) Our school (c) a big library -
9.Join these two sentences into ONE simple sentence:
“The man sold us mangoes. He had a long beard.” (a) The man sold us mangoes, and he had a long beard. (b) The man who had a long beard sold us mangoes. (c) The man with a long beard sold us mangoes. -
10.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“Our class visited the science museum.” (a) visited (b) museum (c) class -
11.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Ananya passed the test, and her friends passed it too.” (a) compound sentence (b) simple sentence -
12.What is the subject of this sentence?
“The tailor stitched a new kurta for Dad.” (a) a new kurta for Dad (b) stitched (c) The tailor -
13.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“A cool breeze blew across the lake.” (a) breeze (b) blew (c) lake -
14.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Simran won the first prize in the quiz.” (a) compound sentence (b) simple sentence -
15.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“My grandmother makes mango pickle every summer.” (a) grandmother (b) summer (c) makes -
16.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“I like mangoes, and my sister likes them too.” (a) simple sentence (b) compound sentence -
17.What is the subject of this sentence?
“The heavy rain flooded the narrow lane.” (a) flooded (b) the narrow lane (c) The heavy rain -
18.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“Manav kicked the ball over the fence.” (a) Manav (b) fence (c) kicked -
19.What is the subject of this sentence?
“The doctor gave Omkar some medicine.” (a) The doctor (b) gave (c) Omkar some medicine -
20.Join these two sentences into ONE simple sentence:
“The boy is my cousin. He is wearing a blue cap.” (a) The boy who is wearing a blue cap is my cousin. (b) The boy in the blue cap is my cousin. (c) The boy is my cousin, and he is wearing a blue cap. - 21.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) The sky was cloudy, but it did not rain. (b) We stayed indoors because it was raining. (c) My cousin plays the tabla at weddings.
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22.What is the subject of this sentence?
“A little sparrow built a nest on our window ledge.” (a) a nest on our window ledge (b) built (c) A little sparrow -
23.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“The river flows past our village.” (a) village (b) river (c) flows -
24.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“The farmers harvested the wheat in April.” (a) farmers (b) harvested (c) April -
25.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“The school band played the national anthem.” (a) played (b) band (c) anthem -
26.What is the main verb (the action word) in this sentence?
“The peacock spread its colourful feathers.” (a) feathers (b) spread (c) peacock -
27.What is the subject of this sentence?
“The little girl hugged her teddy bear.” (a) her teddy bear (b) The little girl (c) hugged -
28.Join these two sentences into ONE simple sentence:
“The lady is our teacher. She has a green umbrella.” (a) The lady is our teacher, and she has a green umbrella. (b) The lady with the green umbrella is our teacher. (c) The lady who has a green umbrella is our teacher. -
29.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Diya washed her hands and sat at the table.” (a) compound sentence (b) simple sentence -
30.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Manav kicked the ball over the fence.” (a) compound sentence (b) simple sentence -
31.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Joseph painted a boat on the wall.” (a) simple sentence (b) compound sentence - 32.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) Kavya sang a song and danced on the stage. (b) The milk was sour, so Mum threw it away. (c) It has rained every day since we came to Shimla.
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33.Join these two sentences into ONE simple sentence:
“The woman is a doctor. She is wearing a yellow saree.” (a) The woman in the yellow saree is a doctor. (b) The woman who is wearing a yellow saree is a doctor. (c) The woman is a doctor, and she is wearing a yellow saree. - 34.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) The baby was asleep, so we spoke softly. (b) The puppy barked loudly and ran to the gate. (c) If you mix red and yellow, you get orange.
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35.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Isha jumped over the puddle and laughed loudly.” (a) simple sentence (b) compound sentence -
36.Is this a simple sentence or a compound sentence?
“Kavya sang a song and danced on the stage.” (a) compound sentence (b) simple sentence -
37.What is the subject of this sentence?
“Our class visited the science museum.” (a) the science museum (b) Our class (c) visited - 38.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) It was very cold, so we lit a fire. (b) The boy who won the race is my cousin. (c) Rohan finished his homework and went to bed.
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39.Join these two sentences into ONE simple sentence:
“The old man feeds pigeons. He is sitting on the bench.” (a) The old man feeds pigeons, and he is sitting on the bench. (b) The old man on the bench feeds pigeons. (c) The old man who is sitting on the bench feeds pigeons. - 40.Which of these is a simple sentence? (a) When the rain stopped, we went out to play. (b) Our team practised hard, so we won the cup. (c) Our teacher smiled at us and opened the book.
Answer key
- The children in Class 6 planted ten trees.
- simple sentence
- The baby laughed at the clown and clapped her hands.
- Mum bought vegetables and paid the shopkeeper.
- The tired players
- The baker
- flew
- Our school
- The man with a long beard sold us mangoes.
- visited
- compound sentence
- The tailor
- blew
- simple sentence
- makes
- compound sentence
- The heavy rain
- kicked
- The doctor
- The boy in the blue cap is my cousin.
- My cousin plays the tabla at weddings.
- A little sparrow
- flows
- harvested
- played
- spread
- The little girl
- The lady with the green umbrella is our teacher.
- simple sentence
- simple sentence
- simple sentence
- Kavya sang a song and danced on the stage.
- The woman in the yellow saree is a doctor.
- The puppy barked loudly and ran to the gate.
- simple sentence
- simple sentence
- Our class
- Rohan finished his homework and went to bed.
- The old man on the bench feeds pigeons.
- Our teacher smiled at us and opened the book.
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