Week 3 Review

A simple sentence has one (a)   with a subject and a predicate.

A compound sentences has two independent clauses connect by a (a)   .

A complex sentence contains one (a)   clause and at least one ​ (b)   clause.

• independent
• dependent

What are the parts of this compound-complex sentence?

a

b

c

dependent clause

independent clause

independent clause

Match the following

• Oxford Comma

• Relative Pronoun

• Who

• List or Series Comma

• Simple Sentence

• Subordinating Conjunction

• Since

• Independent Clause

• Yet

• Coordinating Conjunction

Match the following

• ancient inhabitants of the British Isles

• Picts

• perceived to be either uncivilized

• Anglo-Saxons

• Invaders from the Germanic region

• Gauls

• "painted" people descended from Scotland

• barbarian

• group of Celtic peoples of Europe

• Celtic Britons

The cathedral of which archbishop was built in 597?

(a)  

What is the function of the comma in the sentence below:

I need to purchase: bread, milk, and eggs.

• to show two main clauses

• to separate clauses

• to separate items on a list

• to begin to list items

What is a comma splice?

• The incorrect use of a comma to join two independent clauses.

• The correct use of a comma to join two independent clauses.

An independent clause can stand all by itself?

• true

• false