Personal Recount - Art Intensive Week

LI: to learn how to accurately use a range of simple, compound, and complex sentences
Today I was writing a personal recount about Art Intensive week and seeing or checking how much simple, compound, and complex sentences. I had to find three simple sentences. Three compound sentences, and three complex sentences.

A simple sentence really is simple.
You need a subject, verb, and a object.
For Example: Chris ran to the soccer pitch
Chris is the subject.
Ran is the verb.
Also the soccer pitch is the object.
A simple sentence also is just one idea.

A Compound sentence has two ideas.
A compound sentence needs a conjunction to connect the two ideas.
For Example: Chris ran to the soccer pitch but it was closed
The subject is Chris.
The verb is Ran.
The object was the soccer pitch, and the conjunction is But.

A conjunction is FANBOY and more.
For
And
Nor
But
Or
Yet

Next is a complex sentence. A complex sentence has a One idea and a incomplete on so 1 and a half.
A complex sentence has a conjunction as the start of the sentence, and has a comma (,) before another conjunction. But you still need a subject, verb, and a object.