Sentence Fusion Mastery

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Froggy Jumps Sentence Fusion MasteryOnline version Combine sentences smoothly. by Charlie Bates 1 Which option correctly combines two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction? a We planned the trip, and we packed early. b Since we planned the trip, we packed late. c We planned the trip; we packed late. 2 Choose the best alternative to fix a comma splice: We talked for hours, we were tired. a We talked for hours because we were tired. b We talked for hours, and we were tired. c We talked for hours; we were tired. 3 Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly to join related ideas? a She loves reading. Her sister prefers sports. b She loves reading; her sister prefers sports. c She loves reading, her sister prefers sports. 4 Select the proper sentence that shows subordination of a clause. a She was tired, and she finished the report before the deadline. b She was tired; she finished the report before the deadline. c Although tired, she finished the report before the deadline. 5 Which option best avoids word repetition when combining: ‘The cake was baked. The cake was cooled.’ a The cake was baked— cooled. b The cake was baked; the cake was cooled. c The cake was baked, and it was cooled. 6 Choose the most natural combination: ‘The sun set. The air grew cooler.’ a The sun set, and the air grew cooler. b The sun set; the air grew cooler. c The sun set, the air grew cooler. 7 Which sentence correctly uses a clear pronoun reference? a The librarian lent it after the lecture to the student. b The librarian lent it to the student after the lecture. c The librarian lent the book after the lecture to the student. 8 Choose the option that properly combines two independent ideas with a transitional phrase. a The project is due Friday; we must work tonight. b The project is due Friday, therefore we must work tonight. c The project is due Friday; consequently, we must work tonight. 9 Which sentence demonstrates parallel structure in combining items? a She enjoys hiking, swimming, biking. b She enjoys hiking, swimming and to bike. c She enjoys hiking, swimming, and biking. 10 Which pair shows correct sentence fusion with a dependent clause at the start? a If the rain stops we will resume the game. b We will resume the game if the rain stops. c If the rain stops, we will resume the game.

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by Charlie Bates

Which option correctly combines two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction?

Choose the best alternative to fix a comma splice: We talked for hours, we were tired.

Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly to join related ideas?

Select the proper sentence that shows subordination of a clause.

Which option best avoids word repetition when combining: ‘The cake was baked. The cake was cooled.’

Choose the most natural combination: ‘The sun set. The air grew cooler.’

Which sentence correctly uses a clear pronoun reference?

Choose the option that properly combines two independent ideas with a transitional phrase.

Which sentence demonstrates parallel structure in combining items?

Which pair shows correct sentence fusion with a dependent clause at the start?