Question

Who's willing to help on multiple questions??
I will medal and fan!!

Answer 1

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?


I want cookies I need milk.



A.
compound sentence


B.
simple sentence


C.
run-on sentence

Answer 2

@Here_to_Help15 @yahman @UltimateWitherLord @undeadknight26

Answer 3

A run on sentence. Be cause it is like 2 sentences combined incorrectly.

Answer 4

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?


Grazing mammals eat grass they include cattle, deer, and elephants.



A.
run-on sentence


B.
compound sentence


C.
simple sentence

Answer 5

@King.Void.

Answer 6

@Cookie_Monster_

Answer 7

There.
http://openstudy.com/updates/54ad878be4b0dbc68afcfc76

Answer 8

thx

Answer 9

NP

Answer 10

Is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, or a run-on sentence?


The snow continued to fall, but we stayed inside and played games.



A.
run-on sentence


B.
compound sentence


C.
simple sentence

Answer 11

@King.Void.

Answer 12

@shifuyanli

Answer 13

compound sentence

Answer 14

kk thx i have more

Answer 15

How many?

Answer 16

Unit 7 | Lesson 5
Unit Checkpoint:

Sentence Structure
Question Navigator

11.



Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?



A.
Yellowstone is a national park and Yosemite is too.


B.
Yellowstone and Yosemite are national parks.


C.
Yellowstone is one national park Yosemite is another.


D.
Yellowstone and Yosemite are both national parks and I have visited both.
Question Resources

Answer 17

@HelpBlahBlahBlah

Answer 18

Yellowstone and Yosemite are national parks.

Answer 19

@ashhhrodriguez @geny55

Answer 20

ok which question?

Answer 21

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?
A. Yellowstone is a national park and Yosemite is too.
B. Yellowstone and Yosemite are national parks.
C. Yellowstone is one national park Yosemite is another
. D. Yellowstone and Yosemite are both national parks and I have visited both.

Answer 22

hmmm I think its B

Answer 23

i have more @UltimateWitherLord

Answer 24

ok... I'm ready to answer them

Answer 25

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?



A.
You can visit Yosemite in summer, or you can go in spring.


B.
Yellowstone is beautiful in spring and Yosemite is beautiful in summer.


C.
Spring is a beautiful time at Yosemite summer is too.


D.
Spring and summer are beautiful times at Yosemite.

Answer 26

D

Answer 27

anymore?

Answer 28

yep

Answer 29

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?



A.
Hurricanes bring strong winds and heavy rains; they also produce high waves.


B.
Strong winds and heavy rains are dangers during a hurricane, and high waves are another.


C.
Hurricanes produce strong winds, and they bring other dangers, such as heavy rain and high waves.


D.
The dangers of hurricanes include strong winds, heavy rains, and high waves.

Answer 30

so do u no it

Answer 31

hmmm umm I think its A

Answer 32

k one sec

Answer 33

Lets Hope those were correct

Answer 34

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?



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


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


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


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

Answer 35

C

Answer 36

I hate english. god it confuses me. I am trying my best

Answer 37

Which sentence is the correctly written simple sentence?



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


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


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


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

Answer 38

How many more questions do you have?

Answer 39

i think like 5
please help tho im only 10

Answer 40

whats the answer

Answer 41

I was just wondering i think the answer is A

Answer 42

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



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


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


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


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

Answer 43

@UltimateWitherLord

Answer 44

let me see... (btw the way I am trying to do a English portfolio and answer another persons questions at the same time)

Answer 45

k but can u help

Answer 46

I forgot what compound sentence is so im looking it up right now and then ill help

Answer 47

k

Answer 48

found it. ok now im ready to help

Answer 49

k do u know it

Answer 50

ummm btw c and d are the same thing

Answer 51

I think A

Answer 52

C as a ; and D as a comma

Answer 53

ohhh let me look again

Answer 54

Yup its A

Answer 55

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?


A.
Assateague Island and its seashore are popular with visitors.


B.
Assateague State Park is a fairly new park, and already millions of people visit it each year.


C.
Assateague Island is visited and enjoyed by millions of people each year.


D.
Assateague State Park is a fairly new park, with millions of visitors each year.

Answer 56

B

Answer 57

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



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


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


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


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

Answer 58

D

Answer 59

hey I realized the one involving Gettysburg was actually C

Answer 60

k

Answer 61

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
Once each year, Chincoteague firefighters round up and sell some ponies at auction.


B.
Once each year, Chincoteague firefighters round up the ponies and sell some at auction.


C.
Once each year, Chincoteague firefighters round up the ponies, and some are sold at auction.


D.
Once each year, Chincoteague firefighters round up the ponies, set up an auction, and sell some.

Answer 62

B

Answer 63

brb bathroom

Answer 64

Which sentence is the correctly written compound sentence?



A.
County organizations benefit from the fundraisers, and some state groups benefit as well.


B.
Some state groups benefit from the fundraisers, which also help many county organizations.


C.
County organizations benefit from the fundraisers, some state groups benefit as well.


D.
County organizations and state groups both benefit from the fundraisers.

Answer 65

ok im back

Answer 66

k

Answer 67

A

Answer 68

Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?



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


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


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

Answer 69

C

Answer 70

@UltimateWitherLord

Answer 71

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 72

@NeonStrawsForever

Answer 73

@ilovewolf

Answer 74

In a compound sentence, the two simple sentences are joined using:
and,but, (or) or

Answer 75

also it has to include a comma

Answer 76

k

Answer 77

so which is it

Answer 78

if compound sentences are not joined by a conjunction, use a semicolon

Answer 79

so what do you think the answer is?

Answer 80

C?

Answer 81

B?

Answer 82

yes, the answer is B

Answer 83

yay yay i have more

Answer 84

okay! ^-^

Answer 85

@NeonStrawsForever

Answer 86

im still here ^-^

Answer 87

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


I want to get to the store before closing it’s my only chance.



A.
I want to get to the store before closing. It’s my only chance.


B.
I want to get to the store before closing; it’s my only chance.


C.
I want to get to the store before closing, it’s my only chance.

Answer 88

sorry, but i can't see the words ^o^?

Answer 89

me ether opps

Answer 90

@School_Help you need to make a new question/thread bcuz this one is WAY to long...

Answer 91

ok i will tag you

Answer 92

okay! ^-^