Combining Sentences

Front

What does SP, FB SP. stand for?

Back

Subject predicate, fanboy subject predicate

Front

What does SP FB NS OR NP stand for?

Back

Subject predicate no comma fanboy no subject or no predicate

Front

NANR

Back

No add no repeat

Front

Comma or no comma?
Options: The boy was walking toward the table so he could buy chips., The boy was walking toward the table, so he could buy chips.

Back

The boy was walking toward the table, so he could buy chips.

Front

Comma or no comma? We wanted to eat yogurt, and granola. or We wanted to eat yogurt and granola.

Back

We wanted to eat yogurt and granola.

Front

Comma or no comma?
Options: The ball rolled down the hill and into the street., The ball rolled down the hill, and into the street.

Back

The ball rolled down the hill and into the street.

Front

Comma or no comma: The students wanted to go to recess but their teacher said no.

Back

The students wanted to go to recess, but their teacher said no.

Front

What are the FANBOYS?

Back

For And Nor But Or Yet So

Front

What change should be made in sentence 1? (1) The monkey raised up the banana, and threw it down. Options: Change monkey to Monkey, Change threw to throwed, Delete the comma after banana, Make no change

Back

Delete the comma after banana

Front

What are the combining sentence rules?

Back

SP, FB SP. and SP FB NS or NP.