Sentence Structure
Sally wants to go to school.
No error
I want to go to Disneyland today; Disneyland is my favorite amusement park.
Correct use of Semicolon
I love seeing my 97 year old grandma every Sunday. (What is a way to rewrite this sentence?).
I love seeing my ninety-seven-year-old grandma every Sunday.
Alex couldn’t see in the bright light.
(simple sentence)
I went to the pool yesterday I had so much fun with all of my friends.
Run-on
Anyone who wants to go to school only needs a few things: a backpack, pencil, pens, and notebook.
(Correct use of colon)
We're a fast acting team. (How can you rewrite this sentence?)
We're a fast-acting team.
Ichiroku assigned homework to her period 3 class, but she decided to not give homework to period 4 since they had finished all their work on time.
(compound-complex sentence)
The beach on Friday.
Fragment
Dave can’t wait to go to the movies today but Jake is nervous to watch the horror movie.
(needs a comma with the fanboys).
I enjoyed my time at my friend's house
Singular possession
Josie wanted to go to the park with Jasmine yet they weren’t sure if they had a ride to the park.
(compound sentence)
I'd be so much happier if I didn't have homework, because it takes so much time out of my day.
Comma Splice
Ashley didn’t know what to bring to the picnic so she only brought a blanket a basket and a few snacks.
(needs commas because it is a list)
The men's room was poisoned with filth.
Weird Singular possession
Format of complex sentence
(subordinating conjunctions then dependent clause, independent cause. Or independent clause subordinating conjunction dependent clause)
There are so many bees in the garden so my mom told me to be careful when going outside.
Run-on
When at the store Jake bought all of the candy he could see.
(Needs a comma because of intro phrase)
I said the test for Frank wasn’t that hard, but I didn’t do too good anyway. (Identify any apostrophe rules is there one or more than one?)
(Omission) Used twice
Format of compound-complex sentence
(IC, asst IC sc IC. or sc DC, IC, asst IC.)