Simple and Compound Sentences

Front

Correct the sentence: Jorge is patient and shares their snacks.

Back

correct as is

Front

Correct the sentence: Dmoza can participate or, she can listen.

Back

participate, or

Front

Mr. Henaten knows the truth and Francis knows it too.

Back

truth, and

Front

Is the sentence "Mrs. Fertiti reminded Kenny gently but clearly." correct as is?

Back

Yes, it is correct as is.

Front

Simple Sentence or Compound Sentence?: In PE, Kat and I both won a prize!

Back

Simple

Front

Simple Sentence or Compound Sentence?: The movie was long, so Mom let me go to the lobby to get popcorn.

Back

Compound

Front

Which answer correctly combines these two sentences?: "Jorge's speech is short and clear. It does not waste time."

Back

Jorge's speech is short and clear; It does not waste time.

Front

Which answer correctly combines these two sentences?: "Alexa studied her notes. Then she decided what to write."

Back

Alexa studied her notes, and then she decided what to write.

Front

Which answer correctly separates this sentence into two sentences?: "Angel learned a new song on guitar; he couldn't wait to show his friend this weekend."

Back

Angel learned a new song on guitar. He couldn't wait to show his friend this weekend.

Front

Which answer correctly separates this sentence into two sentences?: "The magician lifted the cup and the ball that had been underneath was gone!"

Back

The magician lifted the cup. The ball that had been underneath was gone!