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Quiz 17: Beyond the Simple Sentence: Coordination
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Question 1
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -Efrain is considering a career as a geologist. He will be taking as many courses in geology as he can.
Question 2
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -Many of the students in Kenzie's economics class have formed a study group. She has joined them.
Question 3
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -Before the invention of e-mail, people communicated by regular mail. They often had to wait days for a reply to a simple letter.
Question 4
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -Passing all of her general education courses has been hard work thus far. Lindsey has no doubt that it's been worth the effort.
Question 5
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -You will need to have your photo taken for your student ID card. You should stand in line over there.
Question 6
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -The Walking Dead is an extremely popular TV program. Paxton doesn't watch it because he doesn't like zombies.
Question 7
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -There is an initiative on the ballot that seems unfair and impractical to me. Many people I have talked to are planning to vote for it.
Question 8
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Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to combine the sentence pairs into one sentence. -Rebecca is considering moving to an apartment close to campus. She has been looking up rental ads for places to check out.