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Which sentence gives good advice?
Eat more fruits and vegetables.
Ignore your sickness.
Sleep less every night.
Eat more candy and drink soda
Which sentence uses "less" correctly?
Eat less drinks.
Eat less vegetables.
Eat less sugar.
Eat less apples.
Which is a compound sentence?
I have a stomachache.
Drink more water.
Sunburn hurts.
I have a fever and I feel tired.
Which sentence uses "but" correctly?
I sleep but take vitamins.
I have a toothache but drink more juice.
I like cough but eat soup.
I feel sick but I still go to school.
Which is a simple sentence?
I feel sick, but I am happy.
I eat healthy food and she likes drinking juice.
I feel tired.
You should eat more vegetables and he should eat less sugar.
Which of the following is a correct imperative sentence?
Eat more vegetables and drink water.
Eating more vegetables.
Eat less snacks and more sugar.
You eats more fruit.
Choose the correct sentence using “more” correctly:
You should drink more water.
You should do more mistake.
You should eat more candy at night.
You should sleep more late.
Choose the best advice:
Eat fast food every day.
Eat candy more.
Eat more fruit and sleep enough.
Eat less vegetables and more chips.
Which is a simple sentence?
I have a headache.
I sleep early because I feel tired.
I eat fruit and I drink milk.
I feel sick, but I go to school.
Which is a compound sentence?
Eat less junk food.
I drink juice.
I like apples because they are sweet.
I like vegetables and I eat them every day.
