Unit 4 Week 4 Grammar

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

Before we go home today, we need to stop at the store.

• yes

• no

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

We can stop at the market, after we drop off Steve at the gym.

• yes

• no

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

Mom needs to buy milk, and Dad wants her to pick up orange juice.

• yes

• no

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

While we were at the store, I saw my friend, Kayla.

• yes

• no

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

Dad won't get home, until after six today.

• yes

• no

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

Because the traffic was bad, we were late for my piano class.

• yes

• no

Choose yes if the two clauses have been combined correctly. Choose no if they have not been combined correctly.

Mom explained what happened and I apologized to Mr. Tan.

• yes

• no

Choose simple if the sentence is simple. Choose complex if it is a complex sentence. Write compound if it is a compound sentence.

Mr. Tan listened carefully while I played the new music.

• simple

• complex

• compound

Choose simple if the sentence is simple. Choose complex if it is a complex sentence. Write compound if it is a compound sentence.

I took a deep bow, and Mr. Tan smiled at me.

• simple

• complex

• compound

Choose simple if the sentence is simple. Choose complex if it is a complex sentence. Write compound if it is a compound sentence.

He told me that I did a great job.

• simple

• complex

• compound