Types of Clauses & Sentences

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Gary Morgan
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English
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8th Grade
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Hard
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1.
Multiple Choice
A "dependent clause" is:
One with less than ten words.
One which starts the sentence.
One which does not make sense on its own.
One which has too many words.
2.
Multiple Choice
An independent clause is:
One with no adverbs included.
One which makes sense on its own.
One which does not need a subject.
One that has no verb.
3.
Multiple Choice
A clause can be defined as:
A group of words with a subject and a verb.
A group of words which do not make sense by themselves.
A group of words with a verb, but no subject.
A group of words with a subject, but no verbs.
4.
Multiple Choice
A simple sentence is best described as:
One with no more than ten words.
One with basic words and no adjectives.
One which even a 12-year-old can understand.
One which has a subject and a verb, and is a complete thought.
5.
Multiple Choice
A compound sentence has:
One independent clause, and one dependent clause.
Two dependent clauses.
Two independent clauses.
One or more simple sentences.
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