Combining Clauses with Commas
Tom read the novel and his friend watched the movie.
Tom read the novel, and his friend watched the movie.
to arrest someone for a crime; to catch a criminal or suspect a) capable b) apprehend c) depict
b) apprehend
to join or unite one thing with another a) wily b) precise c) merge
c) merge
I like basketball football and volleyball.
I like basketball, football, and volleyball.
After you leave make sure you drive carefully.
After you leave, make sure you drive carefully.
Alice and the Hatter drank tea but the Dormouse slept and snored.
Alice and the Hatter drank tea, but the Dormouse slept and snored.
able to do something a) capable b) evoke c) integrate
a) capable
very accurate and exact a) precise b) recur c) spiel
a) precise
We have games on Saturday and Sunday.
During the summer I have baseball camp.
During the summer, I have baseball camp.
She didn't want to eat or sleep.
She didn't want to eat or sleep.
to show (someone or something) in a picture, painting, photograph, etc. OR to describe someone or something using words, a story, etc. a) depict b) evoke c) merge
b) depict
to happen or appear again a) apprehend b) recur c) capable
b) recur
The dog is young well trained and good natured.
The dog is young, well trained, and good natured.
Because of our shared interest we should work on the product together.
Because of our shared interest, we should work on the product together.
I wanted to go to my friend's house after school but my parents wouldn't let me because of my missing homework.
I wanted to go to my friend's house after school, but my parents wouldn't let me because of my missing homework.
to bring a memory, feeling, image, etc. into the mind to cause a particular reaction or response to happen a) merge b) precise c) evoke
c) evoke
a fast speech that someone has often said before that is usually intended to persuade people to buy something, agree to something, etc. a) spiel b) wily c) capable
a) spiel
Sam and Sarah take excellent care of their pets.
Sam and Sarah take excellent care of their pets.
To begin, look for the clues on the back of the sheet.
I haven't been eating much because I had the flu.
to combine (two or more things) to form or create something a) integrate b) recur c) spiel
a) integrate
full of clever tricks; very clever a) integrate b) apprehend c) wily
c) wily
Sam tossed the ball watched the dog chase it and gave the dog a treat.
Sam tossed the ball, watched the dog chase it, and gave the dog a treat.
Amazingly no one was hurt in the accident.
Amazingly, no one was hurt in the accident.