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Simple sentence   /sˈɪmpəl sˈɛntəns/   Listen
Simple sentence

noun
1.
A sentence having no coordinate clauses or subordinate clauses.






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"Simple sentence" Quotes from Famous Books



... much what she saw in Herbert. Extraordinary insight into human nature men like Darwin and Galton have, to be sure? And David, too, what a marvellous thinker he was, really! What unfathomed depths of meaning lie unexpected in that simple sentence of his, "I am fearfully and wonderfully made." Fearfully and wonderfully, indeed, when one remembers that from one father and mother Herbert and I have both been compounded, so unlike in some things that we scarcely seem to be comparable with one another (look at Herbert's splendid ...
— Philistia • Grant Allen



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