Complex Sentences, Corelative Conjunctions, Clauses

Which part of the sentence is the dependent clause? "Although it was raining, we decided to go to the park."

• It was raining.

• We decided to go to the park.

• Although it was raining

• We go to the park.

Which sentence is a complex sentence?

• I went to the store and bought some apples.

• Because I was tired, I took a nap.

• The dog barked loudly.

• He jumped over the fence.

Which of the following is a complex sentence?

• I like pizza because it tastes good.

• She dances and sings.

• We will leave after you finish your homework.

• He runs every day and lifts weights.

Complete the sentence with a dependent clause: "I will go to the game __________."

• because I have a ticket.

• but it is canceled.

• so I will be ready.

• and it will be fun.

Which of these sentences contains a dependent clause?

• He ate dinner and went to bed.

• When the bell rang, the students left.

• They read books and played games.

• She saw a bird fly by.

Choose the correct correlative conjunction to complete the sentence: "__________ you study hard, __________ you will pass the test."

• Neither / nor

• Either / or

• Not only / but also

• If / then

Which sentence uses correlative conjunctions correctly?

• Either the team will win or lose.

• Neither the dog barked nor growled.

• Both the teacher and the student were present.

• Not only he was tired, but also hungry.

Which of these sentences uses the correct pair of correlative conjunctions?

• I will either go swimming or hiking.

• Both the teacher nor the student were absent.

• He will neither play nor study.

• Not only did she sing, also she danced.

Which part of this sentence is an independent clause? "I stayed home because I was sick."

• I stayed home.

• Because I was sick.

• Stayed home.

• Sick.

Which sentence has a dependent clause?

• She baked cookies for the party.

• After the rain stopped, we went outside.

• The dog barked loudly.

• He went to the store.