Combining Sentences

Front

My mom is a teacher. My aunt is a teacher. Options: My mom and my aunt is a teacher., My mom and my aunt are teachers., My mom, and my aunt are teachers., My mom, and my aunt is a teacher.

Back

My mom and my aunt are teachers.

Front

I am a teacher. I am a mom.

Back

I am a teacher and a mom.

Front

The dog is big. The dog is brown.

Back

The dog is big and brown.

Front

The pizza is hot. The pasta is hot.

Back

The pizza and the pasta are hot.

Front

The teachers are quiet. The students are quiet.

Back

The teachers and students are quiet.

Front

Identify the grammatical term for the phrase: "a marvelous student" in the sentence: John, a marvelous student, received a scholarship.

Back

appositive

Front

Classify: Although I didn't win the race

Back

introductory phrase

Front

What part of speech is 'Ouch!' in the sentence: Ouch! I stepped on a nail.

Back

interjection

Front

Identify the grammatical term for the phrase: "a skilled violinist" in the sentence "My mom, a skilled violinist, was in an orchestra."

Back

appositive

Front

What is the classification of the phrase 'Until last night' in the sentence 'Until last night, I thought we had tomorrow off'? Options: introductory phrase, appositive, interjection.

Back

introductory phrase