Sentence Structure Punctuation Review

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Error in: 'I don't like pizza very much it gives me heartburn.'

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Run-on

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If the ________________ comes at the start of a complex sentence, a comma is needed to separate the clauses.

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Dependent Clause

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Correctly punctuated sentence:

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We lost the game last night; number forty-three let everyone down.

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Identify the complex sentence:

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While Justin drove the car, I turned the radio station.

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Subject of: 'There are so many cars on the beltway.'

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there

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If the _______________ comes first in a complex sentence, no comma is needed between clauses.

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Independent Clause

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What is a clause?

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A clause is a group of words with a subject and a predicate.

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Predicate: action or state of being in a sentence.

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The predicate of the sentence is the action or the state of being in the sentence.

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A subordinating conjunction creates what kind of clause?

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Dependent Clause

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Correctly punctuated sentence:

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Fear is only your enemy if you allow it to be.