langauge features of procedure text

​language features
of Procedure text

By Ewasa

Multiple Choice

Matt went to the beach, ___ he learned to surf.

• or
• and
• but
• for

Multiple Choice

I know the answer __________ I can't tell you.

• unless

• after

• but

• although

Multiple Choice

12.My sister apologized ______ her bad behavior.

• Since

• As

• Because

• For

Multiple Choice

Some kids were afraid to dive into the pool, _____ I dove in right away.

• yet
• so
• but
• and

Multiple Choice

We can go to Disneyland, ___ we can go to SeaWorld.

• or

• so

• yet

• and

Multiple Choice

My family lives on a farm, ___ we have a lot of animals.

• and
• or
• nor
• but

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank:

My dad told me I could go to Grandma's house, _____ I could go to my uncle Fred's cabin in the woods.

• or

• yet

• so

• nor

Multiple Choice

What is the coordinating conjunction in this sentence?

Connor likes to play soccer, but I think Alyssa like is even more.

• to

• but

• even

• it

Multiple Choice

Choose the coordinating conjunction that best fits in this sentence: 'I want to go to the movies, ___________ I have to study for my exam.'

• and

• but

• so

• or

Multiple Choice

Identify the coordinating conjunction in the following sentence: 'I wanted to go to the beach, but it started raining.'

• so

• but

• or

• and

Multiple Choice

Which coordinating conjunction should be used to join these two sentences? 'She loves to dance ___________ she is not very good at it.'

• because

• but

• and

• or

Multiple Choice

Identify the coordinating conjunction in this sentence: 'You can have ice cream for dessert, or you can have cake.'

• so

• or

• but

• and

Multiple Choice

Which coordinating conjunction should be used to combine these sentences? 'I want to go to the concert. I need to finish my homework.'

• but

• so

• and

• or

Multiple Choice

Identify the coordinating conjunction in this sentence: 'I can either go for a run, or I can stay home and watch TV.'

• and

• or

• so

• but

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct conjunction to finish the sentence:

Skinner divided the consequences of actions into three groups, positive rein forcers, negative reinforcers ___ punishers.

• but

• so

• and

• for

Multiple Choice

Candice love working with the student government ___ planned to join it again next year

• and

• so

• but

• for

Multiple Choice

They didn't want to be late, ___ they hurried.

• nor
• but
• and
• so

Multiple Choice

I went to sleep at 8:00 last night, ____ I still feel sleepy.

• yet
• so
• for
• and

Multiple Choice

My mom doesn't like chocolate ice cream, ___ does she like vanilla.

• nor
• or
• but
• so

Multiple Choice

Fill in with the most appropriate Coordinating Conjunction:

She doesn't eat cheese, ___ does she drink milk because she is lactose intolerant.

• but

• and

• because

• nor

Multiple Choice

Fill in with the most appropriate Coordinating Conjunction:

Andrew wanted to quit his job, ___ he wanted to travel the world instead.

• for

• so

• yet

• because

Multiple Choice

Fill in with the most appropriate Coordinating Conjunction:

So many questions ___ so few answers.

• yet

• for

• nor

• and

Multiple Choice

Many people travel abroad to adopt children, ___ adopting internationally is often easier than adopting an American or European child.

• for

• but

• yet

• so

Multiple Choice

These Korean children were given American names ___ they often ended up living in towns where there were no other Asian children.

• because

• for

• but

• so

Multiple Choice

Today, adoptive parents usually try to find out all they can about their children’s native country and language ___ teaching adopted children about their native culture is considered essential.

• so

• yet

• for

• and

Multiple Choice

• Farah will not go on vacation with you, ___ with Tere.

• nor

• or

• and

Multiple Choice

_________ the basement flooded, we spent all day cleaning up.

• After

• Although

• Before

• Even If

Multiple Choice

____ you are here, fetch me a glass of water.

• If

• While

• But

• For

Multiple Choice

____ we were walking, we saw the rainbow.

• But

• After

• While

• Since

Multiple Choice

____ it's raining, we will still go out.

• Although

• Because

• After

• Before

Multiple Choice

Choose the most suitable conjunction to complete the sentence below.

Amrit still managed to smile ______ he was feeling very I’m tired.

• Although

• Because

• Before

• And

Multiple Choice

_______________________I wasn't hungry, I ate two sandwiches and a cereal bar.

• Although

• Since

• Bewcause

• While

Multiple Choice

We went to the dinner after the movie, then we went home.

• after
• then
• movie

Multiple Choice

Tommy enjoys playing sports although baseball is his favorite.

• although
• baseball
• favorite

Multiple Select

She can visit her grandma ________ her family travels to Florida this summer

• WHEN

• BECAUSE

• AS

Multiple Choice

__________Maria worked in the garden, she walked her dog.

• After

• Because

• If

• Where

Multiple Choice

_________ she had an early meeting the following day, she set her alarm.

• Since

• As

• Because

• But

Multiple Choice

8. The musicians delivered a rousing performance _________ they had rehearsed often.

• though

• as

• once

• until

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct subordinating conjunction to complete the sentence: I will call you _____ I arrive at the airport.

• although

• because

• unless

• when

Multiple Choice

___________ spring arrives, we have to be prepared for more snow.

• Because

• Until

• Now that

• Although

Multiple Choice

____ he studies hard, he will pass the exam.

• Because

• If

• Even if

• Eventhough

Multiple Choice

I can't go to the concert____________ I have to study for my finals.

• while

• because

• as if

• as though

Multiple Choice

Our team can win the championship _______ it continues to train hard.

• if

• although

• until

• before

Multiple Choice

The farmers exterminate rodents in their farmland ______ they damage the crops.

• if

• though

• however

• as

Multiple Choice

I didn't go to school yesterday because I didn't feel well.

• because
• yesterday
• didn't

Multiple Choice

Since the team won the championship, the players are more relaxed.

• since
• players
• relaxed

Multiple Choice

If you look closely, you will find it.

• if
• find
• closely

Multiple Choice

Because I didn't feel well, I threw up in class.

• feel
• well
• because

Multiple Choice

As they waited for the bus, the children joked with each other.

• children
• as
• joked

Multiple Choice

Don't leave the room until you have finished your assignment.

• have
• you
• until

Multiple Choice

Leon was all smiles ___________ Margot had accepted his proposal

• as

• because

• since

• though

Multiple Choice

_________ she had an early meeting the following day, she set her alarm.

• Since

• As

• Because

• But

Multiple Choice

......oaths and rye can endure severe winter weather.

• either

• they are

• both

• both of

• neither

Multiple Choice

The legal systems of most countries can be classified ....common law or civil law.

• as either

• either as

• either to

• to either

• both

Multiple Choice

Fainting can result from either a lack of oxygen .... a loss of blood.

• or

• and from

• or from

• and

• neither

Multiple Choice

Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis has won .... jazz and classical music.

• also

• together

• the two

• both

• either

Multiple Choice

Truman Capote's in cold blood is neither journalistically accurate ......

• a piece of fiction

• nor a fictitious work

• or written in a fictitious way

• nor completely fictitious

• a a piece of fiction

Multiple Choice

gravity not only causes bodies to fall ... increases their speed.

• and to

• and also

• but also

• and so

• nor

Multiple Choice

A Baby's development is influenced by both heredity and ......

• by environmental factors

• environmentally

• the influence of the environment

• environment

• in environmental

Multiple Choice

Prabu was late. So was Ratu.

• Both Prabu and Ratu is late

• Not only Prabu but also Ratu are late

• Not only Prabu but also Ratu was late

• Both Prabu and Ratu are late

• Both Prabu and ratu were late

Multiple Choice

He didn't write. He didn't telephone.

• He neither writes nor telephones

• He either writes or telephones

• He not only writes but also telephones

• He both writes and telephones

• He neither writes or telephones

Multiple Choice

Lina is fluent in English.She is also fluent in french.

• Lina isn't fluent in both English and French

• Lina is not only fluent in English but also in French

• Lina is fluent in not only English but also French

• Lina is fluent in both English and Arabic

• Both Lina and Mira is fluent in English

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of "Imperative Sentence?"

• I love winter!

• What is your favorite season?

• I like to swim in summer.

• Pack your bags now.

Multiple Choice

Which one is example of "Imperative Sentence?"

• I want to watch Minion at cinema.

• Please buy me 2 tickets.

• Do you want to buy popcorn?

• I think that I need to buy drink too.

Multiple Choice

Mum : . . . .

     Doni : Alright.

• Clean your shoes

• Sweep the floor

• Clean the wall

• Get the socks

Multiple Choice

... your shoes before entering to keep the house clean

• Don't take off

• Take off

• Put on

• Wear

Fill in the Blank

Rearrange the jumbled words below to form an imperative sentence.

please - bed, - the - Make

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option.

You can use adverbs:

• In sentences to describe or change the meaning of a Verb or Adjective.

• In verbal times to describe or change the meaning of a Verb or Adjective.

• In modal verbs to describe or change the meaning of a Verb or Adjective.

Adverbs of manner

tell us how someone does something

Ex. My sister runs quickly.

I did my homework carefully.

Usually

we just add "-ly" to an adjective to get the adverb form

beautiful -> beautifully

quick -> quickly

If the adjective ends in "y"

change the "y" to an "i" and add (-ly)

ex. happy -> happi -> happily

Some adjectives are irregular

good -> well

others stay the same

fast -> fast

hard -> hard

Connectors of Sequence

By Orin Oktoviani, S.Pd.

Multiple Select

The following connectors of sequence that show middle connectors .....

• Then

• After that

• Lastly

• Next

• After

Multiple Select

The following connectors of sequence that show ending connectors .....

• First

• Finally

• Eventually

• At last

• Lastly

Multiple Select

The following connectors of sequence that show beginning connectors .....

• First

• Firstly

• Lastly

• First of all

• Secondly

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