True or False: In a compound sentence, the independent clauses can be joined by a coordinating conjunction
T
Choose the suitable word to fill in the blank: “I have the flu, … I don't feel very tired.” (so; and; but; or)
but
Identify the type of this sentence: “Although their usual speed ranges from 50 to 90 miles an hour, Legends cars can move up to 100 miles an hour on a straightaway.”
Complex sentence
True or False: The sentence "The monster is under the bed" type of clause is represented: SVO
F (SVA)
True or False: The main function of a subordinate clause in a complex-compound sentence is to join two independent clauses
F (To provide additional information)
True or False: Different between a complex-compound sentence and a compound sentence: a complex-compound sentence includes at least one subordinate clause
T
Choose the suitable word to fill in the blank: “His shoes are worn, … he has no socks." (So / and / but / for )
for
Identify the type of this sentence: The … is usually composed of two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause.
Compound-complex sentence
Which one is the structure of a simple sentence? ( SVOC / SVA / SV/ All are correct)
All are correct
Identify the type of this sentence: The … sentence consists of one main clause and one or more dependent clauses which are often linked together by subordinating conjunctions.
Complex
True or False: The conjunction "or" in the sentence "People speak English, or they speak French in New Brunswick" indicate Contrast
F
True or False: An example of a compound sentence: “She likes to swim, and he enjoys diving”.
T
Find the mistake: “Neither Helen nor her friends apologizes to Annet for bullying her all that time.” ( apologizes / to / for / all that time)
apologizes
True or False: A compound-complex sentence is one that consists of two independent clauses and one dependent clauses
F (A compound-complex sentence is one that consists of two or more independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses)