

FANBOYS and Compound sentences
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9th - 11th Grade
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Vivian Dominik
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When you join two independent clauses it becomes a compound sentence.
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Multiple Choice
What is an independent clause?
a clause that can be a complete sentence on its own
a clause that could not be a complete sentence on its own.
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Multiple Select
What does a clause need to be an independent clause/complete sentence? PICK 3
subject
predeicate/verb
complete thought on its own
pronoun
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Multiple Choice
When I join two independent clauses together it becomes a compound sentence.
In a compound sentence with a comma, I also need a _________________________.
FANBOYS conjuction
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Multiple Choice
When I join two independent clauses together it becomes a compound sentence.
In a compound sentence the comma comes ______________ the coordinating conjunction (FANBOY).
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Multiple Choice
Is the clause dependent or independent?
forgot to buy paper
dependent
independent
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Multiple Choice
Is the clause dependent or independent?
Rose loves reading books
dependent
independent
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Multiple Choice
Is the clause dependent or independent?
she never has any free time
dependent
independent
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Multiple Choice
Is the clause dependent or independent?
the old book with ripped pages
dependent
independent
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence.
I would like to visit Hawaii, ____ I have no money.
and
for
but
so
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence.
Rose loves reading, ____ her apartment is filled with stacks of novels and manga.
yet
for
but
and
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence.
I need to save money for my trip, _____ I will get a job.
and
nor
but
so
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Multiple Choice
Mary wants a beautiful garden, ____ her backyard is filled with weeds.
yet
for
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Multiple Choice
Do you want tea __________ coffee?
and
or
nor
yet
so
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Multiple Choice
Axel spends all his money on ice cream so he has to get a part-time job.
Axel spends all his money on ice cream, so he has to get a part-time job.
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Axel loves ice cream and he eats it at the clock tower.
Axel loves ice cream, and he eats it at the clock tower.
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Multiple Choice
Serena was anxious about going to a new school without her friends, but she knows that she can still see them after school.
Serena was anxious about going to a new school without her friends but she knows that she can still see them after school.
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