Connecting Ideas: Clauses and Connectors

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Test your knowledge of Dependent and Independent Clauses & Clause Connectors

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Connecting Ideas: Clauses and ConnectorsVersión en línea Test your knowledge of Dependent and Independent Clauses & Clause Connectors por Aleja 1 Which of these is an independent clause? a Before the movie started. b The dog barked loudly. c After the bell rang. d When she arrived. 2 Which of these is a dependent clause? a Because it was cold outside. b The cat is sleeping. c He ran very fast. d She wrote a letter. 3 In the sentence 'I went to bed because I was tired,' what is the independent clause? a I went to bed b because c because I was tired d I was tired 4 Which word is a coordinating conjunction? a since b if c although d so 5 What is the connector in this sentence: 'He was hungry, so he ate a snack.'? a ate b so c hungry d he 6 Which sentence correctly uses a subordinating conjunction? a I was late, but I didn't miss much. b They played football, for it was Saturday. c She smiled because she was happy. d I went to the store and I bought milk. 7 Fill in the blank: 'We can go to the park _____ we finish our homework.' a after b and c so d but 8 What is the main difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause? a A dependent clause is a complete thought, but an independent clause is not. b An independent clause can be a complete sentence, while a dependent clause cannot. c An independent clause has a subject, but a dependent clause does not. d There is no difference between them. 9 Which of these phrases is a clause, but not a sentence? a The boy who lives next door. b The big red car. c He laughed. d Walking to the store. 10 Choose the sentence that contains both an independent and a dependent clause. a We ate pizza. b I like to read books and watch movies. c Although it was cold, we still went outside. d She smiled, and he laughed. Feedback 1 The independent clause is a complete sentence with a subject and a verb. It expresses a complete idea. 2 The Dependent clause expresses an incomplete thought. It cannot stand alone as a sentence. 4 Remember 'FANBOYS': For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So.

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Connecting Ideas: Clauses and ConnectorsVersión en línea

por Aleja

Which of these is an independent clause?

Which of these is a dependent clause?

In the sentence 'I went to bed because I was tired,' what is the independent clause?

Which word is a coordinating conjunction?

What is the connector in this sentence: 'He was hungry, so he ate a snack.'?

Which sentence correctly uses a subordinating conjunction?

Fill in the blank: 'We can go to the park _____ we finish our homework.'

What is the main difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause?

Which of these phrases is a clause, but not a sentence?

Choose the sentence that contains both an independent and a dependent clause.

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