7th Grade Clauses And Complex Sentences

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There exist different types of sentences in the English language each having a set of clauses. A complex sentence is made up of one dependent and independent clause where as a compound sentence is made up of two independent clauses. Test how good you are at identifying these sentences in the test below.

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7th Grade Clauses And Complex Sentences

Select the letter of the term that identifies each sentence.Both interstate highways and U.S. routes generally run cross-country.

Select the letter of the term that identifies each sentence.Interstates are bigger than local roads, but local roads are more scenic.

Select the letter of the term that identifies each sentence.If you travel on state road, be prepared to travel slowly.

Select the letter of the term that identifies each sentence.Most commuters take the roads that get them to work fastest.

Select the letter of the term that identifies each sentence.Local roads usually have many stoplights or stop signs.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the italicized word(s).Magda is showing her dog at the obedience trials that begin tomorrow.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the italicized word(s).Because so many dogs were entered, the show will last three days.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the italicized word(s).Last year, that little sheepdog did whatever his owner told him to do.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the italicized word(s).That sheep dog will probably win if he enters the show.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the italicized word(s).Whoever wants to participate in the show must register by today.

Select the letter of the word that each italicized clause modifies.Althea and her friends enjoy swimming where the water is calm.

Select the letter of the word that each italicized clause modifies.Swimming holes, which were once very popular, are hard to find now.

Select the letter of the word that each italicized clause modifies.Gretchen stays out of the ocean if it gets too choppy.

Select the letter of the word that each italicized clause modifies.My brother goes to the beach whenever the opportunity arises.

Select the letter of the word stating how each noun clause is used.Martin believes that he will make the soccer team.

Select the letter of the word stating how each noun clause is used.The best time to do training drills is when everyone else has left.

Select the letter of the word stating how each noun clause is used.However you get to practice is acceptable to Coach Heiden.

Select the letter of the word stating how each noun clause is used.Friday is when we will make the final team cuts.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the type of subordinate clause.The show, which is supposed to be excellent, starts in five minutes.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the type of subordinate clause.The Ibsens usually like what this theater presents.

Select the letter of the term that identifies the type of subordinate clause.The lights dim as the patrons take their seats.

Please write a paragraph about your latest trip to the zoo. Include one of each: adjective clause, adverb clause, noun clause as a subject, noun clause as an object of a preposition, noun clause as a predicate noun, and noun clause as a direct object.