What types of sentences are there, according to the complexity of sentence structures? A: Simple, B: Compound, C: Complex D: Compound-Complex. E: loose sentence, F: periodic sentence

Hurry up or you will be late. A: Simple Sentence B: Compound Sentence C: Complex Sentence D: Compound Complex Sentence

One will never stop until one reaches one's goal. A: Simple Sentence B: Compound Sentence C: Complex Sentence D: Compound Complex Sentence

Yoga not only helps in prevention of lifestyle diseases, but it can also be a powerful adjunct therapy of these diseases. A: Simple Sentence B: Compound Sentence C: Complex Sentence D: Compound Complex Sentence

He read a few lines, put down the book, thought for a while and wrote something in the notebook. A: Simple Sentence B: Compound Sentence C: Complex Sentence D: Compound Complex Sentence

I sucked my finger, but the finger I put into my mouth was not the one I had dipped into the cup. A: compound sentence B: simple sentence C: complex sentence D: compound - complex sentence

The old man always tells the children stories about the heroes in the Long March. A: Simple Sentence B: Compound Sentence C: Complex Sentence D: Compound Compound Sentence

According to function, sentences can be divided into simple, compound, complex or compound-complex sentences.

There are two types of adjective clauses: A: simple and complex B: defiant and moderating C: defining and modifying D: compound and complex E: hard and harde

Mixed use of simple, compound, complex and compound-complex sentences, can make business English vivid and readable.( )