Weekly Language Mechanics Review #7

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What is the subject of a sentence?

Back

tells who or what the sentence is about

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Before I learned to keep score I didn't understand bowling.

Back

Before I learned to keep score, I didn't understand bowling.

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Rearrange it: I want to take a nap since I didn't sleep much last night.

Back

Since I didn't sleep much last night, I want to take a nap.

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We ordered chips salsa fajitas and queso dip.

Back

We ordered chips, salsa, fajitas, and queso dip.

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Maci Josie Avery and Jade went swimming today. Options: Maci Josie Avery and Jade went, swimming today., Maci, Josie, Avery, and, Jade, went swimming today., Maci, Josie, Avery, and Jade went swimming today., Maci Josie Avery and, Jade went swimming today.

Back

Maci, Josie, Avery, and Jade went swimming today.

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Rearrange it: We bought an umbrella today because our old one was broken in the storm last week.

Back

Because our old one was broken in the storm last week, we bought an umbrella today.

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Bring your pencil clipboard worksheet and chromebook to the back table.

Back

Bring your pencil, clipboard, worksheet, and chromebook to the back table.

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We wanted to go shopping, eat at Walk-On's, and stop at Cold Stone Creamery for dessert.

Back

Correctly punctuated sentence.

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Rearrange it: Our soccer team won two games last week because we practiced more than the other teams.

Back

Because we practiced more than the other teams, our soccer team won two games last week.

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Rearrange it: We will be late for the concert if the rain is heavy.

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If the rain is heavy, we will be late for the concert.