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Froggy Jumps Compound Sentences ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge on compound sentences with this fun quiz game! por exblar _ 1 What is a compound sentence? a Different sentences b A sentence with one idea c A sentence with two ideas joined by a word 2 Which conjunction is commonly used in compound sentences? a Because b Although c For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. 3 How can we join two sentences together? a With a question mark b With using a colon only. c With using a conjunction and comma. 4 Which of the following is a compound sentence? a I went to the store. b Although it was raining, I went outside. c I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain. 5 What punctuation we use before a conjunction? a A comma( , ) b A period( . ) c A semicolon ( ; ) 6 Which of these is NOT a conjunction? a Although. b But c And 7 Choose the compound sentence a I like dogs b I like dogs, and I like cats. c I like both dogs and cats 8 Finish the compound sentence: I wanted to swim, ___ it was too cold. a or b but c and 9 Which sentence is a compound sentence? a She loves to read. b She loves to read, and he enjoys writing. c He enjoys writing. 10 Why we need compound sentence? a To join two ideas that are similar b To tell one simple idea c To ask a question

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Compound Sentences ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on compound sentences with this fun quiz game!

por exblar _

What is a compound sentence?

Different sentences

A sentence with one idea

A sentence with two ideas joined by a word

Which conjunction is commonly used in compound sentences?

Because

Although

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.

How can we join two sentences together?

With a question mark

With using a colon only.

With using a conjunction and comma.

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

I went to the store.

Although it was raining, I went outside.

I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain.

What punctuation we use before a conjunction?

A comma( , )

A period( . )

A semicolon ( ; )

Which of these is NOT a conjunction?

Although.

But

And

Choose the compound sentence

I like dogs

I like dogs, and I like cats.

I like both dogs and cats

Finish the compound sentence: I wanted to swim, ___ it was too cold.

but

and

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

She loves to read.

She loves to read, and he enjoys writing.

He enjoys writing.

Why we need compound sentence?

To join two ideas that are similar

To tell one simple idea

To ask a question

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por exblar _

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Which conjunction is commonly used in compound sentences?

How can we join two sentences together?

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

What punctuation we use before a conjunction?

Which of these is NOT a conjunction?

Choose the compound sentence

Finish the compound sentence: I wanted to swim, ___ it was too cold.

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

Why we need compound sentence?

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