Sentence Fluency 4.3b Quiz
Combine the following sentences using an adjective clause. Mark the food choices on this menu. Mark only the ones you feel we all will like.
Mark the food choices on this menu that you feel we all will like.
Combine the following sentences by creating an adverb clause that comes after the main clause. The storm cased a power failure. Peter started the new generator.
Peter started the new generator after the storm caused a power failure.
Combine the following sentences using a participle phrase. I washed the vegetables this morning. I noticed that many of them were already starting to rot
Washing the vegetables this morning, I noticed that many of them were already starting to rot.
Combine the following sentences using three different methods. My father lived for many years in Canada. He learned what it means to be really cold.
1. Because he lived for many years in Canada, my father learned what it means to be really cold. 2. Living for many years in Canada, my father learned what it means to be really cold. 3. My father, who lived for many years in Canada, learned what it means to be really cold.
Combine the following sentences using an adverb clause, using any order you wish. I fell on my face in the mud. I was so embarrassed I could not get up.
After I fell on my face in the mud, I was so embarrassed that I could not get up.
Combine the following sentences by creating an adverb clause that comes before the main clause. A computer virus has totally wiped out my hard drive. I did not renew my subscription to my virus protection program.
Because I did not renew my subscription to my virus protection program, a computer virus has totally wiped out my hard drive.
Combine the following sentences using an adjective clause. George Washington was the first President of the United States. Many untrue stories have been told about his personal qualities.
George Washington, who was the first President of the United States, had many untrue stories told about his personal qualities.
