🎄Review for BR #7

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Choose the correctly written sentence: It was overcast and drizzly, we decided not to go to Hampton beach., It was overcast and drizzly, we decided not to go to Hampton Beach., It was overcast and drizzly, so we decided not to go to Hampton beach., It was overcast and drizzly, so we decided not to go to Hampton Beach.

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It was overcast and drizzly, so we decided not to go to Hampton Beach.

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Choose the correctly written sentence: Dr. Boxberger, a professor who tolerated no interruptions during his lectures, turned beet red as the cell phone in his jacket pocket began to ring.

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Dr. Boxberger, a professor who tolerated no interruptions during his lectures, turned beet red as the cell phone in his jacket pocket began to ring.

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Choose the correctly written sentence: Isabella washed the piles of dirty dishes, while Katherine vacuumed the filthy rug. They tried to complete a month's worth of cleaning in just one hour's time.

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Isabella washed the piles of dirty dishes, while Katherine vacuumed the filthy rug. They tried to complete a month's worth of cleaning in just one hour's time.

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Choose the correctly written sentence: Wrestling looks like play, it teaches lion cubs important survival skills., Wrestling looks like play, yet it teaches lion cubs important survivel skills., Wrestling looks like play, it teaches lion cubs important survivel skills., Wrestling looks like play, yet it teaches lion cubs important survival skills.

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Wrestling looks like play, yet it teaches lion cubs important survival skills.

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Compound sentences are made of

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independent clauses

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Parallel sentences should have single words, clauses, or phrases that are

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balanced

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A kind of run-on sentence that has no punctuation between the sentences is called a

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fused sentence

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A kind of run-on sentence that is linked together with only a comma is called a

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comma splice

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Compound sentences are linked together with a

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comma and conjunction

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The ______________________ case of a noun or pronoun shows ownership or relationship.

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possessive