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________________ _________________ join equals; they are conjunctions which coordinate or join two words or goups of words of similar importance.

• subordinating conjunctions
• coordinating conjunctions
• correlative conjunctions

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What do you want for ________ birthday? 

• you're
• your 

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Which sentence is correct? 

• Mrs. Parra is traveling to California Washington D.C, and Pennsylvania.
•  Mrs. Parra is traveling to California, Washington D.C, and Pennsylvania. 
• Mrs. Parra is traveling to California, Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania. 
•  Mrs. Parra, is traveling, to California, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania. 

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I __________  (V) British.

• is
• 'm
• are
• 're

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_{Where does the semicolon go?}
She didn’t see the other car coming now her car has a huge dent.

• other;
• coming;
• now;
• see;

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Justin fills the bucket with water.

• Comma Splice

• Complete Sentence

• Fragment

• Run-on

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Is the following sentence a Simple Sentence or Compound Sentence?

Biscuit loves to chase the squirrels around the yard, but he doesn't realize that he will never catch them.

• Simple Sentence

• Compound Sentence

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Chose the correct one.

• My brother has got a new jeans.

• My brother has got any new jeans.

• My brother has got some new jeans.

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Is this sentence simple or compound?

My book club book is so good; I can't put it down!

• Simple

• Compound

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He __ to Japan before 2011.

• had not been

• had not be

• had not was

• had not is

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