Which of these punctuation marks belong at the end of a sentence?, !, (), ..., "", Which of these are NOT awarded marks for technical accuracy?, Accuracy, Clarity, Control, Sentence Types, Select the proper noun., Waterfall, Month, Niagara Falls, Fate, Select the common noun., Atlantic ocean, Toy, Egypt, Monday, Which of these punctuation marks don't belong at the end of a sentence?, !, ?, ,, ., Which of the following is NOT a reason to start another paragraph?, New idea, New point, Change in time, place or action, New speaker, Emphasis or dramatic effect, Character receives present, Which of the following sentences show apostrophe use for POSESSION?, Kevin's dog is adorable., I haven't done the homework., I can't be bothered!, They're not my friends., Which of the following sentences show apostrophe use for A CONTRACTION?, Sean's cat is mesmerising., I would've gone too., We should go the Maria's house., I can not see my mum's car., Select the better word., Small, Diminutive, Select the better word., Devatated, Sad, Select the better word., Pleasant, Breath-taking, What is a simple sentence?, Contains one main clause and at least one subordinate clause (a clause that depends on the main clause for meaning)., Contains one main clause (one complete idea with a subject and a verb)., Contains two or more main clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)., A sentence that is simple., What is a compound sentence?, Contains one main clause and at least one subordinate clause (a clause that depends on the main clause for meaning)., Contains one main clause (one complete idea with a subject and a verb)., Contains two or more main clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)., A sentence that is compound., What is a complex sentence?, Contains one main clause and at least one subordinate clause (a clause that depends on the main clause for meaning)., Contains one main clause (one complete idea with a subject and a verb)., Contains two or more main clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)., A sentence that is complex.
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