Understanding Simple Sentences and Examples

Understanding Simple Sentences and Examples – There are various types of sentences in Indonesian, ranging from core sentence, compound sentences, imperative sentences, interrogative sentences, solicitation sentences, etc. And there are also types of sentences called simple sentences. The discussion in this article will focus on an explanation of what a simple sentence is and its examples. Happy listening!

Understanding Simple Sentences

A sentence is called a simple sentence because it is related to the basic sentence pattern. A simple sentence can be ascertained is single sentence. However, a single sentence cannot be ascertained as a simple sentence. This is partly because there is no expansion of each element in a simple sentence. In contrast to a single sentence that can be subject to expansion in one of its elements.

Simple sentences can also be explained as sentences that consist of one clause. The sentence patterns possessed by simple sentences are subject (S) and predicate (P). Other sentence elements such as objects, adverbs, and complements are not always found in simple sentences. These two elements must be present in a simple sentence, if one of the elements is not present, it is called an incomplete sentence. The subject and predicate elements can be

word, groups of words/phrases, or clauses. So that simple sentences can have more from two words.

Types of Simple Sentences

Simple sentences are divided into two types based on the presence or absence of a clause, namely sentences without clauses and sentences with one clause.

1. Non-Clausible Sentence

The first type of simple sentence is a simple sentence without a clause. This type of sentence does not contain a clause in it. Example sentence without clause, among others:

• Sit!
• Good night!
• Go!
• Please!
• I'm waiting for you!
• Watch out!

2. One-Clause Sentence

A sentence that contains one clause is included in the second type of simple sentence. Examples of simple one-clause sentences include:

• Grandma is 100 years old.
• I just wanted to ask how are you.
• The agency issued a ban on graduation convoys.
• Rina and Romi walk very fast.
• We are a family traveling together.

Example of Simple Sentence

In the following, another example is presented so that readers can better understand simple sentences.

1. Your body is slim.
2. We're thirsty.
3. Dad bought a motorbike.
4. Mother sells cakes in the market.
5. Ridho asked the teacher.
6. The dog barked.
7. The tiger roars.
8. The cat ran.
9. Brother sleeping.
10. Rina cooks in the kitchen.
11. Mother goes to the market.
12. Rima wrote letter.
13. Tony closed the window.
14. Ayu sighed.
15. Susi watered the plants.
16. He was tempted.
17. He sat down.
18. Mother kneeled.
19. We prostrate.
20. Toddler crawling.
21. They were shocked.
22. Police on standby.
23. I shouted.
24. Police regulate traffic.
25. Rest closed his eyes.
26. Sally makes the dough.
27. I followed dad.
28. House builder.
29. Grandma is waiting for Grandpa.
30. We wash our faces.
31. Pakdhe slaps brother.
32. We donate blood.
33. Wiwit tricked his friend.
34. Mother pulled sister.
35. I miss him.
36. Brother brought food.
37. Nurse caring for patient.
38. Auntie tasted my cooking.
39. I tell.
40. Grandpa died.
41. Siti applies for a job.
42. Doni was shot by a bullet.
43. Grandmother with white hair.
44. The princess said harshly.
45. Kayla was hit by a car.

1. We screamed.
2. Risman was hit by a tree.
3. Angela reads the script drama.
4. Mother took my sister to the market.
5. Tiwi rolls out the mat.
6. Mr. Ahmad brought food.
7. My sister is attending the wedding.
8. Mother sews clothes.
9. Good for repairing motorbikes.
10. Pal Ridwan donated cement.
11. Bowo buried rats in the rice fields.
12. Afghanistan sings a sad song.
13. Mother kept a will.
14. Dad locked the door.
15. My sister takes care of the cat.
16. TNI maintains diversity.
17. Workers demand wages.
18. Nice to like Ani.
19. Uncle takes out the trash.
20. Yanto scolded the officers.
21. Mother poured water.
22. The colonizers expelled the natives.
23. We hate liars.
24. They hug.
25. We shook hands.
26. He was hit by a tree.
27. The ambassador was shot by a bullet.
28. Tourists photograph the parade.
29. I sent the order to the buyer.
30. Hana teaches statistics to students.
31. We bought books at Gramedia.
32. My father fell at a crossroads.
33. Brother left his girlfriend.
34. The Camat gave a speech at the podium.
35. Scholars lead the people.
36. Mother buys vegetables at the shop.
37. Mira grows medicinal plants.
38. We came from Yogyakarta.
39. We're exercising.
40. Students deliver speeches in the middle of the road.
41. Brother goes to school.
42. I called Lisa.
43. dad reading newspaper on the terrace.
44. I am sleepy.
45. The teacher gives assignments.
46. Students sing a song Indonesia Raya.
47. The clerk checked the visitor's bag.
48. Mother cooks yellow rice.
49. My brother borrowed a book.
50. Hasan burns the trash.
51. Citra lowered her voice.
52. I wrote story in the book.
53. Thief caught.
54. I am trapped.
55. Dad brought the trophy.

1. Adi blows trumpet in yard.
2. Krisna grows soybeans in the garden.
3. Rina washes her face in the bathroom.
4. Grandma is waiting for Grandpa on the terrace.
5. My sister cleans the kitchen.
6. Mother folds clothes.
7. Journalists cover the news.
8. Brother chews candy.
9. Dad drives the car.
10. Prapto makes fertilizer.
11. Farmers grow rice.
12. The wholesaler buys the harvest.
13. Middlemen extort farmers.
14. Sister watching cartoons on television.
15. Mother poured water.
16. Zee Zee tells her tragic story.
17. The security guard caught the thief.
18. My sister mopped the floor.
19. Soldiers keep peace in Indonesia.
20. Dad makes a living.
21. Mother feeds.
22. Brother received money.
23. Brother spends money.
24. The mob burned cars on the street.
25. Residents catch pigs in the forest.
26. Zahra sells cakes.
27. Bow down!
28. Watch out!
29. Good night!
30. See you!
31. Brother jumps.
32. Lawyers defend suspects in court.
33. The judge sentenced.
34. The prosecutor charged the suspect in court.
35. They accept defeat.
36. We celebrate victory.
37. Anis made a complaint.
38. Lucy drawing.
39. Okta paints women.
40. Budi prints business cards at Sampurna.
41. The Commission determines the winner.
42. The teacher gives prizes to the winners.
43. Mother carrying sister.
44. My father picks up my sister at school.
45. Brother chooses a partner.
46. I opened a can of bread.
47. Mom is shopping.
48. The principal announces the grades.
49. The people support the government.
50. Dad beats a thief in the house.

A few discussions about the meaning of simple sentences along with examples in language Indonesia. Hopefully the presentation of the material in this article is easy to understand and can also be useful for all readers. Thank you.