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WorksheetsFANBOYS, keywords, and CA
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 29mins
after
fanboys
keyword
CA
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although
fanboys
keyword
CA
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as
fanboys
keyword
CA
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because
fanboys
keyword
CA
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because of
fanboys
keyword
CA
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before
fanboys
keyword
CA
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even though
fanboys
keyword
CA
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if
fanboys
keyword
CA
none of the other options
once
fanboys
keyword
CA
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since
fanboys
keyword
CA
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though
fanboys
keyword
CA
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unless
fanboys
keyword
CA
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until
fanboys
keyword
CA
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when
fanboys
keyword
CA
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whereas
fanboys
keyword
CA
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while
fanboys
keyword
CA
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for
fanboys
keyword
CA
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and
fanboys
keyword
CA
none of the other options
an
fanboys
keyword
CA
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nor
fanboys
keyword
CA
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not
fanboys
keyword
CA
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but
fanboys
keyword
CA
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or
fanboys
keyword
CA
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yet
fanboys
keyword
CA
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yes
keyword
fanboys
CA
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so
keyword
fanboys
CA
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however
keyword
fanboys
CA
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therefore
keyword
fanboys
CA
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consequently
keyword
fanboys
CA
none of the other options
for example
keyword
fanboys
CA
none of the other options
for instance
keyword
fanboys
CA
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furthermore
keyword
fanboys
CA
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moreover
keyword
fanboys
CA
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meanwhile
keyword
fanboys
CA
none of the other options
otherwise
keyword
fanboys
CA
none of the other options
also
keyword
fanboys
CA
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in addition
keyword
fanboys
CA
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then
keyword
fanboys
CA
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nevertheless
keyword
fanboys
CA
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still
keyword
fanboys
CA
none of the other options
When does a complex sentence need a comma?
when the dependent clause comes before the independent clause
when the independent clause comes before the dependent clause
you never need a comma
you always need a comma
What must every dependent clause start with?
keyword
noun/pronoun
verb
fanboys
conjunctive adverb
How do you punctuate a fanboys word that joins two sentences together?
, fanboys
; fanboys,
fanboys,
; fanboys
How do you punctuate a conjunctive adverb that joins two sentences together?
; conjunctive adverb,
; conjunctive adverb
, conjunctive adverb
Is the keyword in the dependent clause or the independent clause?
dependent clause
independent clause
Is the keyword in the dependent clause or independent clause?
dependent clause
independent clause
Which of the following are infinitives?
to sing
to heaven
to John's
to gallop
to move
What are the three parts of a dependent clause?
keyword (subordinating conjunction)
noun/pronoun--that is not possessive
verb--can be an action verb but does not need to
Noun or pronoun--must be possessive
verb--has be action
When does a complex sentence need a comma?
when the dependent clause comes before the independent clause
when the independent clause comes before the dependent clause
Can a keyword be used to join two sentences together?
yes
no
After the final tournament, the girls were glad to be done for the season.
simple sentence--because there is not a verb in the phrase
complex sentence because there is a verb in the clause
I will be going to her house later today because we have a project to complete.
simple sentence since BECAUSE is a preposition
complex sentence since BECAUSE is a keyword
Before the last song, we rushed out of the concert.
simple sentence since the phrase at the beginning of the sentence does not have a verb.
Complex sentence since the clause at the beginning of the sentence has a verb in it.
A complex sentence always has a comma in it.
True
False--only when the dependent clause comes before the independent clause.
False--only when the independent clause comes before the dependent clause.
A dependent clause has three things it must contain, and they must appear in a certain order. Which of the following list the three necessary things in the correct order from first to last?
Keyword (subordinating conjunction), noun/pronoun (not possessive), verb (doesn't have to be action)
noun/pronoun (not possessive), verb (doesn't have to be action), keyword (subordinating conjunction)
verb (doesn't have to be action), noun/pronoun (not possessive), keyword (subordinating conjunction)
noun/pronoun (not possessive), keyword (subordinating conjunction), verb (doesn't have to be action)
When does a complex sentence NOT need a comma?
When the dependent clause comes before the independent clause
When the independent clause comes before the dependent clause
