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English: Run-on, Sentence, or Fragment?
Preguntas del test (19)
1I can’t wait until Sunday we are going to a football game.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
2The tall man with the yellow hat.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
3A scared rabbit ran across the yard.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
4Drove quickly down the busy street.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
5I ate four slices of pizza Harry ate three chicken wings.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
6The clock in the kitchen stopped working.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
7At three o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
8This afternoon after breakfast.
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- BSentence
- CFragment
9Justin, will you wash your car it really needs it.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
10Sure, I’ll wash the car after I eat supper.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
11Justin searches for the bucket and sponge.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
12The wax on the top shelf in the garage.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
13Justin fills the bucket with water.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
14He washes and dries the car it begins to shine.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
15Uses a towel to dry the car.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
16Adds a coat of wax to the car.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
17When Justin’s brother saw the car.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
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18The car looked wonderful.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
19Justin saw clouds in the sky he hopes it doesn’t rain.
- ARun-on
- BSentence
- CFragment
Información
- Descripción
- 6th grade (Grammar - Types of Sentences) English Test sobre English: Run-on, Sentence, or Fragment?, creado por Jill Hurley el 01/06/2019.
- Autor
- Jill Hurley
- Idioma
- English
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