A ____________________ sentence contains two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction or a semicolon.

Words like and, but, or, nor, for, so, yet are called ____________________ conjunctions.

The group of words that does not express a complete thought, often because it is missing a subject, a verb, or both, is called ____________________.

Fill in the blanks with the most suitable words for each sentence below. 5. ________________ conjunctions (because, although, if, when, since, etc.) introduce dependent clauses and show the relationship to the independent clause.

The smallest unit of grammar that expresses a complete thought and usually contains a subject and a predicate is a ____________________.

A ____________________ clause cannot stand alone as a sentence because it does not express a complete thought.

Fill in the blanks with the most suitable words for each sentence below. 8. A comma ____________________ error occurs when two independent clauses are joined only by a comma without a conjunction or semicolon.

A group of words that works as a single part of speech but does not contain both a subject and a verb is called a ____________________.

When two or more sentences are joined without correct punctuation or conjunctions, the mistake is called a ____________________ sentence.

Fill in the blanks with the most suitable words for each sentence below. 11. A ____________________ sentence contains one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.

An ____________________ sentence shows strong feeling or emotion and ends with an exclamation mark.

Verify the clause in CAPITAL letters by choosing the correct answers.

Verify the clause in CAPITAL letters by choosing the correct answers. 2. I will lend you the book AFTER I FINISH READING IT.

Verify the clause in CAPITAL letters by choosing the correct answers. 3. HE COMPLETED HIS HOMEWORK before going out to play.

Verify the clause in CAPITAL letters by choosing the correct answers. 4. I was waiting for the bus WHEN IT STARTED TO RAIN HEAVILY.

Verify the clause in CAPITAL letters by choosing the correct answers. 5. IF SHE STUDIES HARD, she will pass the exam with flying colors.

The students left the classroom AS SOON AS THE BELL RANG.

The teacher praised the student WHO HAD SCORED THE HIGHEST MARK.

I don’t know why he refused the scholarship THAT THE UNIVERSITY OFFERED HIM.

SHE DIDN’T JOIN US FOR LUNCH because she had another appointment.

Unless you practice regularly, YOU WILL NOT IMPROVE YOUR SPEAKING SKILLS.

The doctor advised THAT HE SHOULD GET MORE REST.

12. THE CHILDREN PLAYED OUTSIDE until it got dark.

WHILE THEY WERE TRAVELING TO HANOI, they met many interesting people.

The book THAT YOU RECOMMENDED was really interesting.

I can’t remember the time WHEN WE FIRST MET.

BECAUSE THE WEATHER WAS SO COLD, we decided to stay indoors.

The principal asked WHETHER THE STUDENTS HAD UNDERSTOOD THE NEW REGULATIONS.

If you finish your work early, HELP YOUR CLASSMATES WITH THEIRS.

He promised THAT HE WOULD HELP ME WITH THE PROJECT.

20. THEY WERE HAVING DINNER when the guests arrived.

The man WHO SOLD US THE HOUSE moved to another city.

I stayed at home SINCE I DIDN’T FEEL LIKE GOING OUT.

I don’t understand WHY SHE IS SO ANGRY.

I WANTED TO CALL HER IMMEDIATELY; however, my phone battery had died, and I had forgotten to bring the charger.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. 1. She likes reading novels, but she doesn’t enjoy watching movies.

When the teacher entered the classroom, all the students immediately stopped talking.

The flowers in the garden bloom beautifully every spring.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. Since you have already completed the report, you may leave early today.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. 5. The football match was postponed due to heavy rain.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. The concert was canceled, so we decided to go to the theater instead.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. 7. Because I had forgotten my umbrella.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. He stayed up late last night, yet he arrived at work on time this morning.

The car that my father bought last year is very expensive.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. The children were playing in the park when it suddenly started raining heavily.

Choose the words or phrases (A, B, C, or D) that show the kinds of sentences below. They studied hard for the exam, and they were rewarded with excellent results.

The man who lives next door is a famous musician.

The painting on the wall looks very old and valuable.

If you want to succeed in life, you must work very hard.

The restaurant serves delicious food, but the service is extremely slow.

While she was cooking dinner, the phone suddenly rang.

Because the store was closed, we couldn’t buy any groceries.

The dog barked loudly at the stranger who was standing outside the gate.

The meeting was very long; nevertheless, it was productive and useful.

Although the weather was cold and windy, we still went hiking in the mountains.

The book that I borrowed from the library last week turned out to be very interesting.

Because the movie that we wanted to watch at the cinema.

The train was delayed for two hours; therefore, many passengers missed their connecting flights at the airport.

The tall, old building at the corner of the busy street collapsed suddenly during the storm last night.

He doesn’t enjoy playing football, nor does he like watching basketball

He spoke so softly that nobody in the large auditorium could hear what he was saying clearly.

A group of tired travelers carrying heavy backpacks walked slowly through the crowded marketplace.

I decided to stay at home last weekend because I had caught a cold.

Although I was very tired because I had studied all night, I still managed to complete the assignment.

Walking quickly through the crowded streets with no clear destination in mind

Which of the following is a suitable coordinating conjunction to join two simple sentences into one compound sentence?

IV. Join the two simple sentences into one compound sentence by using a suitable coordinating conjunction "for, and, nor, but, or, so".
Which of the following correctly joins the sentences: "They bought some fresh vegetables at the market. They forgot to buy any fruit."?

Choose the correct compound sentence formed by joining the two sentences with a suitable coordinating conjunction: You can read a novel in your free time. You can watch a movie with your friends.

IV. Choose the correct compound sentence formed by joining the two simple sentences using a suitable coordinating conjunction: The little boy didn’t eat his lunch. He wasn’t hungry at all.

Join the two simple sentences into one compound sentence by using a suitable coordinating conjunction: We wanted to play football in the park. It started raining heavily.

IV. Choose the correct compound sentence formed by joining the two simple sentences using a suitable coordinating conjunction: The restaurant was crowded. The service was very slow. A. The restaurant was crowded, so the service was very slow. B. The restaurant was crowded, and the service was very slow. C. The restaurant was crowded, but the service was very slow. D. The restaurant was crowded, for the service was very slow.

Which of the following is a suitable coordinating conjunction to join two simple sentences into one compound sentence?

Choose the correct compound sentence using a suitable coordinating conjunction: My mother made a delicious cake. She also prepared some fresh juice.

IV. Join the two simple sentences into one compound sentence by using a suitable coordinating conjunction "for, and, nor, but, or, so". Which of the following is the correct compound sentence? A. She didn’t call me yesterday, nor did she send me a message. B. She didn’t call me yesterday, but she didn’t send me a message either. C. She didn’t call me yesterday, so she didn’t send me a message either. D. She didn’t call me yesterday, for she didn’t send me a message either.

Which of the following is a suitable coordinating conjunction to join two simple sentences into one compound sentence?

IV. Choose the correct compound sentence formed by joining the two simple sentences using a suitable coordinating conjunction: The weather was hot all afternoon. We decided to go swimming in the nearby river.

IV. Choose the correct compound sentence formed by joining the two simple sentences using a suitable coordinating conjunction: We visited the museum in the morning. We spent the entire afternoon visiting the old town.

Which of the following is a suitable coordinating conjunction to join two simple sentences into one compound sentence?

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 1. I stayed at home ________________ it was raining heavily outside.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 2. ________________ the teacher explained the problem clearly, some students still looked confused.

You should bring some extra money ________________ you need to buy something on the trip.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 4. He was very proud of the prize ________________ his team had won in the competition.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 5. ________________ she was nervous, she gave an excellent presentation in front of the whole class.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 6. She was delighted to hear ________________ her essay had been selected as the best in the competition.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 7. ________________ my sister loves classical music, I prefer pop songs.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 8. ________________ the bus was late, the students had to wait at the stop for more than an hour.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 9. Call me ________________ you arrive at the hotel safely.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 10. She was grateful ________________ her friends helped her move into her new apartment.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 11. ________________ the movie was long, it kept the audience interested until the end.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 12. ________________ I read this book, I discover something new about the author’s ideas.

The north of the country has cold winters, ________________ the south remains warm and sunny almost all year.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table.

Complete the sentences below with appropriate subordinating conjunctions from the table. (Table: although, since, that, whereas, in case, whenever) 16. Take your umbrella ________________ it rains while we are walking to the train station.

In the sentence "To learn a foreign language well requires patience and consistent practice," which part is the subject?

VI. In the sentence "To finish the project on time was their main goal," which part is the subject?

VI. In the sentence "To speak in public confidently takes courage," which part is the subject?

Rearrange the group of words in the correct order to make complete sentences.

Rearrange the group of words in the correct order to make complete sentences.