Writing Complete Sentences

What is wrong with this sentence: Since we studied hard.

• No subject

• No verb

• Incomplete thought

• It is correct

Where should there be a comma: Since we studied hard we felt prepared.

• Since,

• hard,

• No comma

Where does this sentence run-on: We studied hard we felt prepared.

• studied | hard

• hard | we

• we | felt

Fix this run-on: We studied hard we felt prepared. (Select all that apply.)

• We studied hard, we felt prepared.

• We studied hard. We felt prepared.

• We studied hard; we felt prepared.

• We studied hard, so we felt prepared.

Fix this fragment: Because I was hungry. (Select all that apply.)

• I was hungry

• Because I was hungry, I made a sandwich.

• I made a sandwich because I was hungry.

• I was hungry, so I made a sandwich

Where should there be a comma: My volleyball team and I will make it to finals if no one gets hurt.

• , and

• and,

• , if

• No comma

Which punctuation mark(s) can separate two independent clauses (complete sentences). (Select all that apply.)

• comma ,

• period .

• semicolon ;

• colon :

Fill in the blank to create a correct compound sentence: He forgot his lunch _____ he had a bad day. (Select all that apply.)

• so

• so,

• , so

• ;

What is the coordinating conjunction in this sentence: I wanted the lunch special, but it was already 3:00.

• the

• but

• it

• already

What is the subordinating conjunction in these sentences: Although it was already 3:00, they let me order the lunch special./They let me order the lunch special although it was already 3:00.

• Although

• it

• already

• the