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Froggy Jumps Subject-Verb AgreementOnline version Activity for the topic Subject-Verb Agreement by aelacharm 1 Which sentence is a run-on sentence? a I finished my homework, and I watched TV. b I finished my homework I watched TV c I finished my homework after dinner. 2 Which option correctly fixes the run-on sentence below? Run-on: She was tired she continued studying. a She was tired but she continued studying. b She was tired she, continued studying. c She was tired continued studying. 3 Why is the sentence below considered a run-on? The bell rang the students left the room. a It has no subject. b Two independent clauses are joined without proper punctuation. c It uses the wrong verb tense. 4 Which sentence correctly uses a subordinating conjunction to avoid a run-on? a I missed the bus I was late for school. b I missed the bus, I was late for school. c I was late for school because I missed the bus. 5 Which punctuation correctly fixes this run-on sentence? He studied all night he passed the exam. a He studied all night; he passed the exam. b He studied all night he, passed the exam. c He studied all night passed the exam. 6 The box of old photographs ______ kept in the attic. a is b are c were 7 Neither the teacher nor the students ______ the answer to the riddle a knows b know c knowing 8 Everyone in the choir ______ to practice on Saturday mornings. a have b has c having 9 The news about the local elections ______ surprising to the community. a was b were c are 10 Ten miles ______ a long distance to walk in the heat. a seems b seem c seeming 11 "The dog barked loudly at the mailman." What type of sentence is this? a simple b compound c complex 12 "I wanted to go for a swim, but the water was too cold." What type of sentence is this? a simple b compound c complex 13 "After the rain stopped, the kids went outside to play." What type of sentence is this? a simple b compound c complex 14 Identify the independent clause: "Although it was late, he finished his homework." a Although it was late b he finished his homework c finished his homework 15 A compound sentence is formed by joining two independent clauses with a ______? a comma and coordinating conjunction b Comma only c Subordinating Conjunction 16 Which of the following is a "comma splice"? a It started snowing, we stayed inside. b It started snowing we stayed inside. c It started snowing; we stayed inside. 17 How can you fix this run-on: "I love pizza it is my favorite food." a I love pizza, it is my favorite food. b I love pizza; it is my favorite food. c I love pizza it is, my favorite food. 18 Which sentence is punctuated correctly? a The sun set, the moon rose. b The sun set; the moon rose. c The sun set the moon rose. 19 What is a "fused sentence"? a Two sentences joined by a comma. b Two sentences joined with no punctuation at all. c A sentence that is missing a subject. 20 Choose the best way to join these: "She was tired." "She kept working." a She was tired, she kept working. b She was tired; however, she kept working. c She was tired she kept working. 21 Which of these is a sentence fragment? a Birds fly south. b While the birds fly south. c Birds fly south in winter. 22 Identify the fragment in this group: a Walking down the street yesterday. b I was walking down the street. c She walked down the street. 23 Why is "Because I forgot my keys" a fragment? a It has no subject. b It has no verb. c It is a dependent clause that doesn't express a complete thought. 24 How do you turn "The tall man in the suit" into a complete sentence? a Add a period at the end. b Add a predicate, like "is my uncle." c Add a comma after "man." 25 Which of the following is a complete sentence? a To run a marathon. b Running a marathon is difficult. c If you run a marathon.

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Subject-Verb AgreementOnline version

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Which sentence is a run-on sentence?

Which option correctly fixes the run-on sentence below? Run-on: She was tired she continued studying.

Why is the sentence below considered a run-on? The bell rang the students left the room.

Which sentence correctly uses a subordinating conjunction to avoid a run-on?

Which punctuation correctly fixes this run-on sentence? He studied all night he passed the exam.

The box of old photographs ______ kept in the attic.

Neither the teacher nor the students ______ the answer to the riddle

Everyone in the choir ______ to practice on Saturday mornings.

The news about the local elections ______ surprising to the community.

Ten miles ______ a long distance to walk in the heat.

"The dog barked loudly at the mailman." What type of sentence is this?

"I wanted to go for a swim, but the water was too cold." What type of sentence is this?

"After the rain stopped, the kids went outside to play." What type of sentence is this?

Identify the independent clause: "Although it was late, he finished his homework."

A compound sentence is formed by joining two independent clauses with a ______?

Which of the following is a "comma splice"?

How can you fix this run-on: "I love pizza it is my favorite food."

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

What is a "fused sentence"?

Choose the best way to join these: "She was tired." "She kept working."

Which of these is a sentence fragment?

Identify the fragment in this group:

Why is "Because I forgot my keys" a fragment?

How do you turn "The tall man in the suit" into a complete sentence?

Which of the following is a complete sentence?