Punctuate the following run-on sentence to make it a correct compound sentence: I didn't want to go she made me.
1. , coordinating conjunction
2. ; between go and she
100
Dear Mom I love you.
Dear Mom, I love you.
200
Before school, I saw three birds with yellow beaks on top of a building.
Simple
200
Punctuate the following run-on sentence to make it a correct compound sentence: She didn't know which way to go she got lost.
1. ,so or and
2. ;
200
He left December 5 2012.
He left December 5, 2012.
300
Her puppy always wakes her up at night, yet she still loves him.
Compound
300
What are the 3 ways to correctly punctuate a compound sentence?
1. ,coordinating conjunction
2. semi colon
3. comma (only in a series of events)
300
Jane has never been to Phoenix Arizona.
Jane has never been to Phoenix, Arizona.
400
Before I reached the door, I quickly got my scarf, so I wouldn't get cold.
Compound-Complex
400
Name all of the coordinating conjunctions
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
400
Bobby the boy with the green backpack has the book you need.
Bobby, the boy with the green backpack, has the book you need.
500
After lunch in the cafeteria, he tried not to look at as he packed up his things.
Complex
500
Punctuate the following run-on sentence to make it a correct compound sentence: At midnight, Cinderella lost her shoe her dress turned to rags the coach became a pumpkin.
At midnight, Cinderella lost her shoe, her dress turned to rags, and the coach became a pumpkin.
500
Well Will I hope to see you by the way in Phoenix on our return from our vacation a trip to Australia.
Well, Will, I hope to see you, by the way, in Phoenix on our return from our vacation, a trip to Australia.