Phrases and Clauses Practice

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Jackson changed into his superhero costume for the party.

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No comma needed; subordinate clause isn't at the start.

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Subordinate conjunctions can start a sentence.

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True

Front

A subordinating conjunction connects an independent clause and a subordinate clause.

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True

Front

To make a subordinate clause a sentence, add subordinate clauses.

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b. False

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Subordinate conjunction at the start of a sentence requires a __________ at the end of the subordinate clause before the main clause.

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b. comma

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Weather was extremely cold; plants survived.

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There should be a comma after cold.

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If one of these words: after, until, unless, before, as, since is used with a subject and verb, it functions as:

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a subordinating conjunction

Front

Coordinating conjunctions link independent clauses to form compound sentences. A comma MUST be placed after the conjunction.

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b. False

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The word who is a

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Relative pronoun

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Relative pronouns learned:

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Who, whom, whose, which, that