q('#This is a simple sentence.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%1@I like playing basketball, and my brother likes playing tennis.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%2@I\'ll help you if you help me.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@Her name is Sachiko and she comes from Japan.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%2@My mother cooked dinner while I was doing my homework.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@While I was doing my homework, my father cooked the dinner and my mother was asleep in front of the television.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%4@Do you want to go swimming tomorrow, or would you prefer to play tennis?^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%2@I\'ve brought my umbrella with me in case it rains.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@I don\'t know why he did that.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@My family came to Germany when I was in grade 5, but I never learned to speak German very well.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%4@I\'m so pleased that you can come to my party.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@He told me that he is returning to London next summer.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@I have not seen my grandmother since I came to Germany.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@We were doing a mathematics test when the fire alarm rang yesterday.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@She runs every day, so she is very fit.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%2@Because she runs every day, she is very fit.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@The new girl in our ESL class has a brother in grade 7 and a sister in grade 9.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%1@You should read every day if you want to improve your English more quickly.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@Although it was cold and the rain was getting heavier, we decided to go fishing as planned.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%4@You should start working a little harder or you are going to fail your test.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%2@I didn\'t know what time it was so I was very late to class.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%4@Most European countries now use the Euro, but the United Kingdom still uses the pound (£).^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%2@To build a doll\'s house you need wood, a hammer, a saw, and lots of nails.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%1@She failed her driving test because she didn\'t look in her mirror often enough.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%3@He got up, walked over to the window, and jumped out.^Simple~Compound~Complex~Compound-complex%1');