Question

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?



A.
You can sprinkle a little salt and a dash of pepper on the vegetables for better flavor.


B.
You can sprinkle a little salt on the vegetables, a dash of pepper can also improve the flavor.


C.
You can sprinkle a little salt on the vegetables, and a dash of pepper can also improve the flavor.


D.
You can sprinkle a little salt on the vegetables; a dash of pepper can also improve the flavor.

Answer 1

@Destinymasha plz dont fail me :D

Answer 2

hold on

Answer 3

:O you deleted post oh that was for the other person?

Answer 4

no - i need to make sure ;]

Answer 5

k

Answer 6

yes A LOL

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

im tired ;/

Answer 9

i want some cake! lol

Answer 10

hehe ok

Answer 11

what kind do you like?

Answer 12

i like chocolate so for my B-day gimmi chocolate

Answer 13

i like vanilla.....or red velvet
-okay, i will

Answer 14

Your cake

Answer 15

yay!

Answer 16

hehe :)

Answer 17

I'm saving your cake for your b -day

Answer 18

me like making destiny smile :)

Answer 19

hehehe

Answer 20

*high five*

Answer 21

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?




A.
Winter blankets the park in whiteness, making it truly beautiful.


B.
Ice and snow have made the park slippery and dangerous, and I will not go.


C.
Snow makes the park beautiful, and ice can be beautiful, too.


D.
Ice makes the park beautiful, and snow makes it fun.

ok over here is another one and :) thanks

Answer 22

Winter blankets the park in whiteness, making it truly beautiful.

Answer 23

ty ty

Answer 24

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in Pennsylvania, it took place on the first three days of July in 1863.


B.
The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in Pennsylvania on the first three days of July in 1863.


C.
On the first three days of July in 1863, the Battle of Gettysburg was fought in Pennsylvania.


D.
The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in Pennsylvania; it took place on the first three days of July in 1863.

Answer 25

ok last one cause i gtg soon

Answer 26

nvm i can stay a while longer

Answer 27

i think A --what do you think?

Answer 28

hold on i think i know this one

Answer 29

*scans*

Answer 30

-waiting...

Answer 31

nope i dont know this one

Answer 32

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
Mount Rushmore is South Dakota's top tourist attraction.


B.
Mount Rushmore is located in South Dakota, it is the state's top tourist attraction.


C.


Mount Rushmore in South Dakota is the state's top tourist attraction.


D.
Mount Rushmore is located in South Dakota, and it is the state's top tourist attraction.

Answer 33

D of course!

Answer 34

k

Answer 35

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
The wild ponies often swim and play in the ocean.


B.
The wild ponies on the island often swim in the ocean.


C.
The wild ponies live on the island; often they swim in the ocean.


D.
Wild ponies live and play on the island, they play in the ocean, too.

Answer 36

A -definitely

Answer 37

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
Meteorologists study changes in Earth's atmosphere, they also forecast the weather.


B.
Meteorologists study changes in Earth's atmosphere, and they also forecast the weather.


C.
A meteorologist's weather forecast is based on studying changes in Earth's atmosphere.


D.
Meteorologists forecast the weather by studying changes in Earth's atmosphere.

Answer 38

B - it uses a comm and/or conjunction

Answer 39

ok.

Answer 40

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
The study of weather can be traced back to ancient India and ancient Greece.


B.
People in both ancient India and ancient Greece studied the weather.


C.
The study of weather can be traced back to ancient India, the ancient Greeks also studied weather.


D.
The study of weather can be traced back to ancient India; the ancient Greeks also studied weather.

Answer 41

A - CONJUNCTION IS AND

Answer 42

i hate it when you capitalize :O

Answer 43

im sorry ;[

Answer 44

Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?



A.
We could make sandwiches, or we could go to a restaurant.


B.
We could make sandwiches or we could go to a restaurant.


C.
We could make sandwiches; we could go to a restaurant instead.

Answer 45

lol want a sandwich?

Answer 46

or go to a resturant?

Answer 47

C

Answer 48

k ty

Answer 49

Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?



A.
His new watch is self-winding; it still needs a battery.


B.
His new watch is self-winding but it still needs a battery.


C.
His new watch is self-winding, but it still needs a battery.

Answer 50

you guess ._.

Answer 51

B..

Answer 52

@Destinymasha

Answer 53

shoot........

Answer 54

u shot me?

Answer 55

we need to go back to #8

Answer 56

Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?



A.
We could make sandwiches, or we could go to a restaurant.


B.
We could make sandwiches or we could go to a restaurant.


C.
We could make sandwiches; we could go to a restaurant instead.

Answer 57

huh?

Answer 58

we need to fix this one.....

Answer 59

ok

Answer 60

this one would be B

Answer 61

ok

Answer 62

wait which one?

Answer 63

the one I just posted

Answer 64

ok the sandwich one

Answer 65

yes

Answer 66

how about
Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?



A.
His new watch is self-winding; it still needs a battery.


B.
His new watch is self-winding but it still needs a battery.


C.
His new watch is self-winding, but it still needs a battery.

Answer 67

plz hurries me gtg soon

Answer 68

i think a

Answer 69

ok

Answer 70

Which sentence is not a suitable correction for the run-on sentence?


I need to get to work on time it's my first day.



A.
I need to get to work on time, it's my first day.


B.
I need to get to work on time; it's my first day.


C.
I need to get to work on time. It's my first day.

Answer 71

2 more

Answer 72

sorry --its A

Answer 73

Which sentence is not a suitable correction for the run-on sentence?


North America contains six continental divides that separate watersheds the Asian continent has four.



A.
North America contains six continental divides that separate watersheds, the Asian continent has four.


B.
North America contains six continental divides that separate watersheds; the Asian continent has four.


C.
North America contains six continental divides that separate watersheds, but the Asian continent has four.

Answer 74

I THINK B......

Answer 75

OK

Answer 76

Which sentence is not a suitable correction for the run-on sentence?


The computer is acting strangely I think I'll shut it off.



A.
The computer is acting strangely, so I think I'll shut it off.


B.
The computer is acting strangely, I think I'll shut it off.


C.
The computer is acting strangely. I think I'll shut it off.

Answer 77

i think C?

Answer 78

You better not fail destiny that was last question

Answer 79

for the last one ---- im thinking B , now

Answer 80

and the one before the last --A

Answer 81

@blitzkrieg100

Answer 82

ok i get it i changed

Answer 83

SHould i submit

Answer 84

IM SCARED...........

Answer 85

you got a 50% .-.

Answer 86

ok its not 50% its a fail for 2nd time though

Answer 87

OH NO................... *facepalm*

Answer 88

what was it??

Answer 89

*cries*

Answer 90

*hugs blitz* Im sorry --you need to review it so we can know in the future

Answer 91

what we got wrong

Answer 92

ok well i guess im gonna go now....... :::

Answer 93

Too long i will maybe tell you another time :D

Answer 94

ok

Answer 95

goodnight, blitz