According to their form, sentences can be organized into simple, compound and complex. Simple sentences are formed by only one main clause; compoun...

According to their form, sentences can be organized into simple, compound and complex. Simple sentences are formed by only one main clause; compounds, by two main clauses and complex, by one main and one or more dependent clause. Based on this typology, read the sentences below: I. I told you that you should have stayed home. II. I want eat out but I have no cash. Which of the options below classify correctly the sentences above in the proper order according to their form?

 Simple and complex.

 Complex and Compound.

Compound and compound.

Complex and simple.

Simple and compound.