typesofsentences.com Keyword Density Checker
WORDS COUNT
1552
THREE WORDS KEYPHRASE
Keyword | Frequency | Density |
---|---|---|
compound complex sentence | 6 | 1.16% |
clause dependent clause | 5 | 0.97% |
forming compound sentences | 4 | 0.77% |
simple compound complex | 4 | 0.77% |
compound complex sentences | 4 | 0.77% |
verb subject main | 4 | 0.77% |
subject main verb | 4 | 0.77% |
clause subordinating conjunction | 4 | 0.77% |
sentence compound complex | 4 | 0.77% |
connected independent clause | 3 | 0.58% |
TWO WORDS KEYPHRASE
Keyword | Frequency | Density |
---|---|---|
independent clause | 20 | 2.58% |
types sentences | 15 | 1.93% |
dependent clause | 14 | 1.80% |
complex sentence | 13 | 1.68% |
coordinating conjunction | 11 | 1.42% |
compound complex | 11 | 1.42% |
compound sentences | 9 | 1.16% |
auxiliary verbs | 9 | 1.16% |
complex sentences | 7 | 0.90% |
subordinating conjunction | 6 | 0.77% |
ONE WORD PHRASES
Keyword | Frequency | Density |
---|---|---|
sentence | 89 | 5.73% |
sentences | 73 | 4.70% |
clause | 48 | 3.09% |
independent | 25 | 1.61% |
types | 24 | 1.55% |
compound | 24 | 1.55% |
question | 23 | 1.48% |
complex | 23 | 1.48% |
conjunction | 22 | 1.42% |
subject | 20 | 1.29% |
This tool extracts most used keywords found inside the body of the webpage. Meta Keywords tag are removed from the keyword statistics. English stop-words are removed.
The following headings are splitted into sub-ones through punctuation. The sentences longer than 10 words are omitted. These are punctuation-free sentences.
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types of sentences definitive guideHeading H2
communication doesn’t happen on its owntypes of sentences in english grammar
main content
different types of sentences based on function
types of sentences based on structure
primary sidebar
some final thoughts
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the compound complex sentencethe complex sentence
the compound sentence
the simple sentence
dependent clause or subordinate clause
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recent comments
recent posts
independent clause or main clause
the command or imperative sentence
exclamatory sentence
the question or interrogative sentence
the statement or declarative sentence
punctuation
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