Choose the best topic sentence: [___________] She always takes the time to listen to me. When I was in the hospital, she came to visit me. She always makes sure I get the medication I need. Several of my friends now go to see her, and they like her as much as I do!

Choose the best topic sentence: [___________] Many people who earn the minimum wage are trying to support families with this salary. No one working full-time and earning the minimum wage makes enough money to pay for rent, food, and other necessities. If we raise the minimum wage, families will have more money to spend, and therefore other businesses will make more money. For so many reasons, it is the right thing to do.

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The project will be completed next year.

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I showed that his arguments didn't hold water.

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I wonder why he put up with those terrible conditions for so long.

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Five more tests will be necessary before the experiment can be concluded.

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It is possible to consider the results from a different viewpoint.

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It has been proved that the arguments so far are without foundation.

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He'll have to do another five tests before he can stop the experiment.

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It is not clear why such terrible conditions were tolerated for so long.

DECIDE IF THE SENTENCE IS FORMAL OR INFORMAL:

There are a number of reasons why the questionnaire should be revised.

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We'll finish the job next year.

SELECT THE OPTION THAT JOINS THE TWO SENTENCES AND THEN CLASIFY THEM AS COORDINATING OR SUBORDINATING:

Mom told me to finish my chores ______ I go outside.

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Janine will sing ______ dance at the talent show.

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I am not going to the movies ______ Joyce comes too.

SELECT THE OPTION THAT JOINS THE TWO SENTENCES AND THEN CLASIFY THEM AS COORDINATING OR SUBORDINATING:

We went to the party, ______ we forgot to bring a gift.

SELECT THE OPTION THAT JOINS THE TWO SENTENCES AND THEN CLASIFY THEM AS COORDINATING OR SUBORDINATING:

We can see more grass each day ______ the snow melts.

SELECT THE OPTION THAT JOINS THE TWO SENTENCES AND THEN CLASIFY THEM AS COORDINATING OR SUBORDINATING:

Karlo caught three fish ______ cooked them for dinner.

SELECT THE OPTION THAT JOINS THE TWO SENTENCES AND THEN CLASIFY THEM AS COORDINATING OR SUBORDINATING:

Haydee has a stomachache ______ she ate too much ice cream.

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I fell asleep ______ the dog stopped barking.

SELECT THE CORRECT CATEGORY FOR THE SENTENCE:

"During the era of steam locomotives, Canada built a railway across the continent."

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"Some people like action movies, but others prefer cartoons or sports shows."

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"My grandmother gives us milk and cookies when we visit her at her house."

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"Fighting is what some children do when they are bored, but Peter and Fred aren't like that."

SELECT THE CORRECT CATEGORY FOR THE SENTENCE:

"Did the dog bite the boy or did the boy bite the dog?"

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"Choosing between ice cream cones and banana splits is a dilemma to my children."

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"Don't tell me that you didn't buy the things on the list, sine I need them for your party."

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"Get your coat and put on your boots, as it's cold and snowy tonight."

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A word that is the name of something and is typically used in a sentence as subject or object of a verb or as object of a preposition.

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A word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence.

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A word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or an adverb. It expresses a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc.

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A word that is used to connect words to people, they also show location of objects, and time within a sentence.

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A word that is used instead of a noun, specially when the noun has already been mentioned or the writer wishes to avoid repetition.

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A word that connects words, phrases, or clauses that are within a sentence.

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A word that describes or modifies a nouns and pronouns in a sentence. It normally indicates quality, size, shape, duration, feelings, contents etc.

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A word or phrase that is grammatically independent from the words around it, and mainly expresses feeling rather than meaning.