Dashes

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• It doesn't matter if you can't eat all your lunch- I know you've been feeling unwell.

• It doesn't matter if you can't eat - all your lunch I know you've been feeling unwell.

• It doesn't matter if you can't eat all your lunch I know you've been - feeling unwell.

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• A huge cloud swirled angrily - above them a cloud that threatened to break into a storm.

• A huge cloud swirled angrily above them - a cloud that threatened to break into a storm.

• A huge cloud swirled angrily above them a cloud that threatened to - break into a storm.

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• I don't care - whoever made this mess you're all cleaning it up.

• I don't care whoever made this mess - you're all cleaning it up.

• I don't care whoever made this mess you're all - cleaning it up.

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• There really is a monster - hiding under my bed the trail of monster slime is proof!

• There really is a monster hiding under - my bed the trail of monster slime is proof!

• There really is a monster hiding under my bed - the trail of monster slime is proof!

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• The roller coaster reached the top of the tracks and began to tilt downwards - it was at that point that I started to scream.

• The roller coaster reached the top of the tracks and began to tilt downwards it was at that point - that I started to scream.

• The roller coaster reached the top of the tracks - and began to tilt downwards it was at that point that I started to scream.

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• I really do love my younger brother I just don't like sharing my sweets - with him!

• I really do love my younger brother I just don't like sharing - my sweets with him!

• I really do love my younger brother - I just don't like sharing my sweets with him!

Which sentence uses dashes to separate independent clauses?

• It doesn't matter that Lucy lives very far away we will - always be best friends.

• It doesn't matter that Lucy lives very far away - we will always be best friends.

• It doesn't matter that Lucy - lives very far away we will always be best friends.