WorksheetsFirst composition asynchronous activity
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
Gabby likes to read in her free time.
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Because they were late, Angie and David ran, and they burst through the doors to their seats.
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Alejandra likes peanut M&M's, and Jhojan likes plain.
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As long as Juliana had a book, she didn't care if her friends weren't there.
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Joseph likes history, but he also likes science because it challenges him.
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The dog ran around the fence because his leash broke.
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Manuela likes to read books about realistic things.
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Since Emanuel was grounded, he couldn't see or answer any texts, and he felt isolated.
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Although her mom said no, Mariana turned on Netflix anyway.
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Sebastian loved to fish and Tatiana hated seafood.
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Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
Since I was already late I didn't even go.
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Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
He was running and he couldn't catch her.
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Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
I sat down beside Sophie because she looked sad.
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Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
I like school because it's fun.
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Which of these is a subordinate conjunction?
for
and
since
but
Thomas believed in the system, and he knew that justice would prevail after the murderer was sent to jail.
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Though she got a B.
Dependent Clause.
Independent Clause.
Because she was nice.
Dependent Clause.
Independent Clause.
I just passed this quiz!
Dependent Clause.
Independent Clause.
Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
Since I was there, I sat down, and I began to work.
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No
Darcy stayed home from school on Friday.
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Lisa got sent to the principal's office because she was late
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Although it was raining and the roads were slippery, we decided to go for a bike ride.
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Our class made $25 at the fund-raiser, and we're going to donate it to the food bank.
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If you want to go to the mall, you'll have to clean your room.
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I wanted to play the drums, but my teacher wants me to play the trombone because there are too many drummers already.
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After much deliberation, I decided to be a fireman.
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I want a new car; however, I don't have the money.
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When I graduate I want to go to college, but first I want to travel.
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If I want to get a good grade, I'll have to study more, take better notes, and improve my concentration.
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I batted third in the lineup, and I hit a home run which helped us win the game.
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I have a lot of trouble with math which makes it difficult to get into college.
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Katie is an incredible artist; Jamyia is too.
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During snack, Davis often shares food with his classmates, but no one ever says thank you.
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Although she knew she was lost, Ereuna was not afraid.
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Katelyn and Taniya danced and whistled in the lunch line.
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Ja'Mykal does not enjoy sitting between Emily and Cecilia because they tell him to stop talking.
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If Camden had not been distracted by the squirrel, he would have caught the ball, and his team would have won the game.
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When Arionna went to bat in the 4th inning, she smacked the ball to right field and knocked a bird out of a tree.
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Both Everardo and Ja'Quavian are kind and mannerly; they are true gentlemen.
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Because Calaia always organizes Mrs. Robinson's Chromebook cart, she received a surprise.
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Miles' MLA formatted essay really impressed Mr. Silmon, our new science teacher.
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During the storm
phrase
clause
Through Spain and Italy
phrase
clause
Under the big tent
phrase
clause
After our yard was flooded
phrase
clause
What is a clause?
has a subject and verb combination and has a complete thought
without a subject and verb combination and does not have a complete thought
What is a phrase?
has a subject and verb combination and has a complete thought
without a subject and verb combination and does not have a complete thought
The following statement is a phrase: She went to the beach.
True
False
The following statement is a clause: I want to go home.
True
False
The following statement is a phrase: trying to get likes on Instagram
True
False
Does the following statement have a subject and verb? a one-man band
Yes it has both
No, it is missing a verb
No, it is missing a subject
No, it is missing both
Does the following statement have a subject and a verb? my girlfriend loves me
Yes, it has both
No, it is missing a verb
No, it is missing a subject
No, it is missing both
Independent or Dependent Clause?: although you’ve never paid me back
Independent
Dependent
Independent or Dependent Clause?: because I believe in you
Independent
Dependent
Is the underlined section of the sentence Independent or Dependent: Since I value our friendship, you need to know I love you
Independent
Dependent
Is the underlined section of the sentence Independent or Dependent: Once you Venmo me money, I can buy our Sixers tickets.
Independent
Dependent
Is the underlined section of the sentence Independent or Dependent: Because I believe in you, I know you will succeed.
Independent
Dependent
1. Independent Clauses
2. Dependent/Subordinate Clauses
Dependent/Subordinate clauses will begin with an ON A WHITE BUS word.
After the concert
Before class ends
The mascot jumped through a flaming hoop
Following the field trip
Because it rained yesterday
Monday is the worst day of the week
Although math makes me nervous, I did well on my test.
The dog chased the mailman even though he had dog treats.
The dog ran through the gate to get to the mailman.
John runs while Jim skates in the park.
Even though I am thirteen, my parents will not let me see violent movies.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
The facts that instructors teach in math classes can be useful in practical problems.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
Although Gene wants wants to paint his room, he needs to buy paint first.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
He must figure the wall area so that he will buy the right of paint.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
First he measures the lenth of each wall and the height of the room.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
Then he measures the windows and doors, which do not need to be painted.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
Gene calculates the area of the total wall space, and then he subtracts the area of the windows and doors.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
When they use calculators or computers, most people can do the math easily.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
Before you can multiply or subtract, you must decide which numbers to use.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
When he was younger, Gene learned the formulas in his grade school math classes.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
He won't waste money if he measures and calculates correctly.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
When Lindy took up knitting, she started with a scarf.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
Which kind of clause is underlined in the sentence below?
After dinner, John washed the dishes and took out the trash.
Independent
Dependent
It's not a clause; it's a phrase.
