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A Level: English language and literature techniques = Structure

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CS Review 1

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Quiz on CS Review 1, created by Purita Lagunzad on 16/11/2017.

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Question 1

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A sentence expresses or communicates a complete thought or idea. It basically has two parts: a subject and a [blank_start]predicate[blank_end].

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predicate

Question 2

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A run-on sentence is an error in sentence structure that occurs when sentences that follow each other are not separated by the appropriate end punctuations, adverb or conjunction. What are three examples of end punctuations?

Answer

comma
question mark
colon
period
exclalmation point
parentheses

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