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  • Which is punctuated correctly?
    I can't go, because I am sick.
    Since you made all A's, let's go out to eat!
  • Which word is NOT a Subordinating Conjunction?
    Among
    After
    When
    Before
  • Which is correct punctuation?
    Be sure to floss, whenever you brush your teeth.
    Whenever you brush your teeth be sure to floss.
    Whenever you brush your teeth, be sure to floss.
  • Which is correct?
    I am running track but, I really hate to run.
    I am running track, but I really hate to run.
  • What type of sentence has 2 independent clauses?
    Compound Sentence
  • Which word is NOT a Subordinating Conjunction?
    Because
    As if
    While
    Around
  • We'll eat where you choose, for it is your birthday.
    complex
    compound
  • Which is correct punctuation?
    Since I was a child, I have loved surfing.
    I have loved surfing, since I was a child.
  • Which word is NOT a Subordinating Conjunction?
    when
    but
    after
    because
  • The teacher moved us because we couldn't stop talking.
    compound
    complex
  • What type of sentence has an independent clause joined by one or more dependent clauses?
    Complex Sentence
  • Which word is NOT a Subordinating Conjunction?
    Whenever
    Behind
    Though
    Once
  • After eating lunch at the Cheesecake Factory, Tim went to the gym to exercise.
    Complex Sentence
  • They spoke to him in Spanish, but he responded in English.
    Compound Sentence
  • She cannot play in the game, for she broke her leg.
    Compound Sentence
  • Which is correct punctuation?
    Although you're sick, you must go to school.
    You must go to school, although you're sick.
  • Which is correct punctuation?
    I am not hungry but, I'll have a piece of cake.
    I am not hungry, but I'll have a piece of cake.
  • You must finish cleaning your room before you go to the party.
    Complex Sentence
  • I can sing although I don't really want to.
    compound
    complex
  • The shoplifter had stolen clothes, so he ran once he saw the police.
    Compound Sentence
  • What type of sentence has independent clauses joined by a conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)?
    Compound Sentence
  • Which is correct?
    Please brush your teeth before you go to bed.
    Before you go to bed please brush your teeth.
  • Which is complex?
    She is smart, yet she has no common sense.
    I watch TV while I do my homework.
  • What type of sentence basically has 2 simple sentences?
    Compound Sentence
  • What type of sentence always has a subordinator (as, because, since, after although, when) or relative pronouns (who, that, which)?
    Complex Sentence
  • Which needs a comma?
    You can go outside when you finish your work.
    Until you finish your work remain seated.