Writing And Grammar: Gr.4

An independent clause
A. Has the word "and" in it B. Does not have a subject C. Makes sense on its own as a sentence D. Is a piece of punctuation
Underline the independent clause(s) in the sentence: "Shelly and I went to the movies, and we agreed it was enjoyable."
Name 3 Co-ordinating Conjunctions
Circle the correct spelling.
A. Absolute B. Absalute C. Absuloot D. Absoloot E. Absaloote
Circle the correct spelling
A. Uzally B. Usally C. Usually D. Ushally E. Usuale
Which sentence is written correctly?
A. I really want to see the basebal game but the toy stor is having a sale." B. "I really want to see the baseball game but the toy store is having a sale" C. I really want to see, the baseball game but the toy store is having a sale." D. "I really want to see the baseball game, but the toy store is having a sale."
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An independent clause
A. Has the word "and" in it B. Does not have a subject C. Makes sense on its own as a sentence D. Is a piece of punctuation
Underline the independent clause(s) in the sentence: "Shelly and I went to the movies, and we agreed it was enjoyable."
" Shelly and I went to the movies." "We agreed it was enjoyable."
Name 3 Co-ordinating Conjunctions
Yet, or, and, but, so, nor, for etc. etc.
Circle the correct spelling.
A. Absolute B. Absalute C. Absuloot D. Absoloot E. Absaloote
Circle the correct spelling
A. Uzally B. Usally C. Usually D. Ushally E. Usuale
Which sentence is written correctly?
A. I really want to see the basebal game but the toy stor is having a sale." B. "I really want to see the baseball game but the toy store is having a sale" C. I really want to see, the baseball game but the toy store is having a sale." D. "I really want to see the baseball game, but the toy store is having a sale."
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