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Compound Sentences

5 Questions | By Pavi | Updated: Mar 20, 2022 | Attempts: 2010

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1. Which sentence is joined correctly?

Peter likes to write in his tablet but Joe prefers to type on the laptop keyboard.

Peter likes to write in his tablet, but Joe prefers to type on the laptop keyboard.

Peter likes to write in his tablet and Joe prefers to type on the laptop keyboard.

Peter likes to write in his tablet, and Joe prefers to type on the laptop keyboard.

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2. Which sentence is joined correctly?

Some companies collect your information, and they can guess you're male of female.

Some companies collect your information and they can guess you're male of female.

Some companies collect your information, but they can guess you're male of female.

Some companies collect your information but they can guess you're male of female.

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3. Which sentence is joined correctly?

Everyone sees ads when visiting websites and those ads are different.

Everyone sees ads when visiting websites, and those ads are different.

Everyone sees ads when visiting websites but those ads are different.

Everyone sees ads when visiting websites, but those ads are different.

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4. Join the ideas with "but" or "and" in a single sentence: Laura sometimes uses her laptop. She always checks her smartphone.

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5. Join the ideas with "but" or "and" in a single sentence: There are lots of educational videos on this website. All of them are interesting.

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Which sentence is joined correctly?

Which sentence is joined correctly?

Which sentence is joined correctly?

Join the ideas with "but" or "and" in a single...

Join the ideas with "but" or "and" in a single...

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