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Froggy Jumps Mastering Compound-Complex SentencesOnline version Build. Join. Balance. by MARIFE DE LEON 1 What defines a compound-complex sentence? a A single independent clause with a dependent clause b Two or more independent clauses plus at least one dependent clause c Two independent clauses only 2 Which punctuation best separates two independent clauses in a compound sentence? a A semicolon with no connector b A colon c A comma followed by a coordinating conjunction 3 In a compound-complex sentence, a dependent clause usually begins with what? a Interjection b Subordinating conjunction c Coordinating conjunction 4 Which coordinating conjunctions are commonly used to join independent clauses? a For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So b Since, If c Because, Although 5 Which structure correctly forms a sentence with both a dependent and two independent clauses? a Because I studied, I passed, and I celebrated b Because I studied I passed c I studied passed and celebrated 6 Where should a comma be placed in a compound-complex sentence with three clauses? a Before the coordinating conjunction joining the independent clauses b Between dependent and independent clauses only c After the dependent clause 7 Which of the following sentences is a correctly formed compound-complex sentence? a Although it rained, the game continued, and the crowd cheered. b The game continued; the crowd cheered c It rained and the crowd cheered 8 What is a key tip when composing these sentences? a Avoid using semicolons entirely b Never use commas c Keep track of independent versus dependent clauses and link with appropriate conjunctions 9 Which punctuation option can separate more than two independent clauses in a single sentence? a A dash alone b A colon c A semicolon or coordinating conjunctions 10 Which option best boosts clarity in a long compound-complex sentence? a Break into two sentences if readability drops b Always add more clauses c Avoid any dependent clauses

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Mastering Compound-Complex SentencesOnline version

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by MARIFE DE LEON

What defines a compound-complex sentence?

A single independent clause with a dependent clause

Two or more independent clauses plus at least one dependent clause

Two independent clauses only

Which punctuation best separates two independent clauses in a compound sentence?

A semicolon with no connector

A colon

A comma followed by a coordinating conjunction

In a compound-complex sentence, a dependent clause usually begins with what?

Interjection

Subordinating conjunction

Coordinating conjunction

Which coordinating conjunctions are commonly used to join independent clauses?

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

Since, If

Because, Although

Which structure correctly forms a sentence with both a dependent and two independent clauses?

Because I studied, I passed, and I celebrated

Because I studied I passed

I studied passed and celebrated

Where should a comma be placed in a compound-complex sentence with three clauses?

Before the coordinating conjunction joining the independent clauses

Between dependent and independent clauses only

After the dependent clause

Which of the following sentences is a correctly formed compound-complex sentence?

Although it rained, the game continued, and the crowd cheered.

The game continued; the crowd cheered

It rained and the crowd cheered

What is a key tip when composing these sentences?

Avoid using semicolons entirely

Never use commas

Keep track of independent versus dependent clauses and link with appropriate conjunctions

Which punctuation option can separate more than two independent clauses in a single sentence?

A dash alone

A colon

A semicolon or coordinating conjunctions

Which option best boosts clarity in a long compound-complex sentence?

Break into two sentences if readability drops

Always add more clauses

Avoid any dependent clauses

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What defines a compound-complex sentence?

Which punctuation best separates two independent clauses in a compound sentence?

In a compound-complex sentence, a dependent clause usually begins with what?

Which coordinating conjunctions are commonly used to join independent clauses?

Which structure correctly forms a sentence with both a dependent and two independent clauses?

Where should a comma be placed in a compound-complex sentence with three clauses?

Which of the following sentences is a correctly formed compound-complex sentence?

What is a key tip when composing these sentences?

Which punctuation option can separate more than two independent clauses in a single sentence?

Which option best boosts clarity in a long compound-complex sentence?