Final Exam Grammar Review: Coordinating Conjunctions

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Coordinating conjunctions include: For, and, nor, or, yet, so.

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False

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Coordinating conjunctions join two independent clauses.

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True

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Choose the correct sentence: Students are going to read aloud Romeo and Juliet, and they will perform scenes from the play as well.

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Students are going to read aloud Romeo and Juliet, and they will perform scenes from the play as well.

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Grammatically correct sentence:

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Romeo and Juliet was written by William Shakespeare around 1595, but it continues to be performed today.

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

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3rd quarter will include independent reading and another project.

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

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Students can leave for lunch but must be sure to be back on time.

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Choose the correct sentence:

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Students have two finals on Thursday, and make ups are held in the afternoon.

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Grammatically correct sentence: Many times people make mistakes with similar words due to not reading their work carefully, and spell check often misses these issues.

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Many times people make mistakes with words that are similar but have different meanings because they don't read their own work carefully, and spell check will often not catch these issues.