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  • What is the subordinating conjunction in the ff. sentence: "When an earthquake happens, you should take cover."
    when
  • Is the ff. COMMON NOUN or PROPER NOUN? animals
    Common Noun
  • What is the subordinating conjunction in the ff. sentence: "Since you have done all your homework, you can go."
    since
  • What is the (1) complete subject and the (2) complete predicate? "People of all ages use personal computers at home."
    Complete subject: People of all ages / Complete predicate: use personal computers at home.
  • Is the ff. sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory? "We learned more about earthquakes."
    Declarative
  • Is the ff. COMMON NOUN or PROPER NOUN? visitors
    Common Noun
  • Is the ff. sentence SIMPLE or COMPOUND: The tornado can stay in the air, or it might touch down on the ground.
    Compound
  • What is the (1) complete subject and the (2) complete predicate? "Scientists solve problems with computers."
    Complete subject: Scientists / Complete predicate: solve problems with computers.
  • Is the ff. sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory? "Fortunately, they do not occur very often in Korea."
    Declarative
  • What is the subordinating conjunction in the ff. sentence: "You saw a bear while we were hiking on the trail."
    while
  • What is the (1) complete subject and the (2) complete predicate? "Modern cars, televisions, and music players have computers inside."
    Complete subject: Modern cars, televisions, and music players / Complete predicate: have computers inside.
  • What is the (1) complete subject and the (2) complete predicate? "The invention of the computer has made a big difference in our lives."
    Complete subject: The invention of the computer / Complete predicate: has made a big difference in our lives.
  • Is the ff. sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory? "Watch and examine the cracks made from them."
    Imperative
  • Is the ff. sentence SIMPLE or COMPOUND?
    Warm air rises rapidly, and sometimes it begins to spin.
  • What is the subordinating conjunction in the ff. sentence: "A tsunami can take place after a big earthquake hits."
    after
  • Is the ff. sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory? "Wow, they can be so destructive!"
    Exclamatory
  • What is the (1) complete subject and the (2) complete predicate? "My friends and I play games on computers."
    Complete subject: My friends and I / Complete predicate: play games on computers.
  • Is the ff. sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory? "What else would you like to know about earthquakes?"
    Interrogative
  • Is the ff. COMMON NOUN or PROPER NOUN? Korea
    Proper Noun
  • Is the ff. COMMON NOUN or PROPER NOUN? Children`s Grand Park
    Proper Noun
  • Is the ff. sentence SIMPLE or COMPOUND: This spinning air sometimes forms a tornado.
    Simple
  • Is the ff. COMMON NOUN or PROPER NOUN? Bambi
    Proper Noun
  • What is the subordinating conjunction in the ff. sentence: "We wanted to see the palace because it is so beautiful."
    because
  • Is the ff. sentence SIMPLE or COMPOUND: A tornado warning will be issued, and the siren will alarm.
    Compound
  • Is the ff. sentence SIMPLE or COMPOUND: Hot melted rock, gas, and steam burst from the volcano.
    Compound
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