Are These Sentences Right Simple Compound Complex

Are this sentences right, SIMPLE COMPOUND COMPLEX?

Just want to make sure these sentences of correct

After each sentence these will come after to indicate what kind of sentence it is
(1) - simple
(2) - compound
(3) - complex

Peter Pan was one of my favorite books I use to read (1). Everybody knows the story of the child who refused to grow up since he was stuck in Neverland (3). I spent my high school days in a daze, and I coddled away from harsh realities and future responsibilities (2). While bolstered by praises like “You’re gifted” or “With your smarts, you’ll go far”, I closed my eyes letting their words sweep me away (3). Imagining flying away to Neverland (1).

Are these sentences simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex?

I have to turn an assignment in soon and my makeup work is piling up! Can someone please help me with this? I promise I'm not lazy, just busy and stressed and I can't get this stuff through my head. Thank you so much in advance.


I am sure that James does not know what danger is involved, and he will get in trouble.


Uncle Elton arrived after everyone had gone to bed.


Since I joined the speech club, I have had more self-confidence.


The spokes are broken, and the frame is rusty and bent.


If you do not help me, I will fail the course.


Since we have begun this discussion, you have refused to listen.


My Brother is good at water skiing, but he is a dunce at snow skiing.


Margaret refused because she had other plans.


Jim Thomas, who lives next door, is going to camp in July.


If he changes his mind, order him to leave


A woman, who was wearing a big hat, sat in front of me at the movies.


Sue lectured the first hour, and we asked questions the second hour.


Although you are a friend, I must disapprove of your actions.


I have investigated the new building project thoroughly.


Marcia lives in Houston, but her brother John lives here.


Everyone always laughs when Arthur sneezes.



The telephone rang twice, and Stevie, who was closest, answered it.


Matt can do a triple flip, and Kathy can do a double flip.

Need Help with simple, compound, and complex sentences?

Need Help with simple, compound, and complex sentences!

Identify each as simple, compound, or complex.

1. They were lovely people, the kind you might meet in any church. (I think its a simple sentence)

2. Standing in the doorway, I was protected from the rain. (I think its a complex sentence)

3. Even if I sin, God is able to forgive. (I think it's a complex)

Please tell me if I am right about these:)

I need help with Compound and complex sentences!!!!!!?

Are these sentences Complex, Compound or complex-compound?

1.) People on the coast tried to flee to higher ground, but flooding and mudslides made escape difficult.

2.) More than 9,000 people were killed, and crops and roads were wiped out.

3.) TV images of homeless and hungry people touched many Americans, who were responded gernerously.

4.) They donated money and supplies, which were flown to the region.

5.) Volunteers helped clear roads so that supplies could get to villages that needed them.

6.) Charity groups distributed food and safe drinking water, and they handed out sleeping bags and mosquito nets, which were needed in the tropical climate.

7.) Medical volunteers treated people who desperately needed care.

8.) Other volunteers rebuilt homes, and they helped restore the farm economy so that people could earn a living again.

Can anyone tell me if these sentences are simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex?

1. "Two days later Dill arrived in a blaze of glory: he had ridden the train by himself from Meridian to Maycomb Junction (a courtesy title- Maycomb Junction was in Abbott County) where he had been met by Miss Rachel in Maycomb's one taxi; he had eaten dinner in the diner, he had seen two twins hitched together get off the train in Bay St. Louis and stuck to his story regardless of threats." -To Kill a Mockingbird

2. "Dill's father was taller than ours, he had a black beard (pointed), and was president of the L & N Railroad." -To Kill a Mockingbird.

3. "She also lost most of her teeth, her hair, and her right forefinger (Dill's contribution. Boo bit it off one night when he couldn't find any cats and squirells to eat); she sat in the living roomand cried most of the time, while Boo slowly whittled away all the furniture in the house." - To Kill a Mockingbird.


THANK YOU SO MUCH :)