Statement Type of statement
If the sun is out, I'll go to the beach.
Simple
Compound
(Choose one)
That woman is barefoot.
Simple
Compound
(Choose one)
The store is open or the owner is on vacation.
Simple
Compound
(Choose one)

1. If the sun is out, I'll go to the beach.

- Compound

- Conditional

2. That woman is barefoot.

- Simple

- Conjunction

3. The store is open or the owner is on vacation.

- Compound

- Disjunction

Explanation:

A sentence is said to be a simple sentence if it has one subject and one predicate and it usually has a complete thought.

No. 2 is a simple sentence and a conjunction. It is a conjunction because of the word "that" which is used to introduce the woman.

A sentence is said to be a compound sentence when it has at least two independent clauses which are connected by semicolon, conjunction or comma.

No. 1 is a compound sentence and a conditional sentence. It is conditional because of the use of the word, "if".

No. 3 is a compound sentence and a disjunction. It is disjunction because of the word "or" that was used. Disjunction uses the word "or" to separate clauses.