Help Please!!!!

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Help Please!!!!

leilanilane · Answer

Sure 
With...?

anonymous · Answer

A test on Complex Sentences
@LeilaniLane

leilanilane · Answer

Okay 
question is

anonymous · Answer

question one is 
Which sentence is a complex sentence?
A) The car keeps stalling.  
B) Where did it stall the last time? 
C) I turned onto Second Street and stopped dead.  
  D)The car stalled as soon as I turned the corner.

anonymous · Answer

@LeilaniLane

leilanilane · Answer

Seems weird I know but I believe its C
Because of the and which makes it a compound sentance

leilanilane · Answer

Oh wait..:S Its not sorry lol its D

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

Which sentence is a complex sentence?
   I wanted my gray suit because I look good in it.  
   The dry cleaner will be closed until Tuesday.  
   I need that suit back before then.  
   I have a job interview and want to look good

anonymous · Answer

would you like me just to put the whole test? @LeilaniLane

leilanilane · Answer

Yes! I think that one is also D 
sorry lol I was a little busy
Gotta lot of tabs open :p

anonymous · Answer

oh ok and its fine take your time!

leilanilane · Answer

O.o
It means bold right? None of the letters in "dark type" show up...

anonymous · Answer

oh ok let me fix it

leilanilane · Answer

:3 Okie dokie

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@LeilaniLane

leilanilane · Answer

Ok :3
3 - C
4 - B
5 - C
6 - B
7 - C
8 - D
9 - A
10 - A

anonymous · Answer

thnak you soooooo much!!!!! @LeilaniLane