Correct this: Teresa and I get along well we are alike in most ways.

Teresa and I get along well; we are alike in most ways.

Correct: I went to homeroom. Then to English class.

I went to homeroom. Then I went to English class.

I went to homeroom. Then to English class.

missing both a subject and a predicate

Correct this: I acted like I knew French. Don't know why.

I acted like I knew French. I don't know why.

Correct this: Mr. Bueller didn't say anything. Nice guy.

Mr. Bueller didn't say anything; he's a nice guy.

Correct this: Saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.

I saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.

Correct this: After English class, I had math. My weakest subject.

After English class, I had math. It is my weakest subject.

Mr. Bueller didn't say anything. Nice guy.

missing both a subject and a predicate

Correct this: Wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.

He wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.

Teresa and I get along well. In most ways.

missing both a subject and a predicate

After English class, I had math. My weakest subject.

missing both a subject and a predicate

Correct this: We walked into the room. Sat right near the front.

We walked into the room and sat right near the front.

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1
Correct this: Teresa and I get along well we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well, we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well; we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well for we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well, so we are alike in most ways.
2
Wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
3
Correct: I went to homeroom. Then to English class.
I went to homeroom then I went to English class.
I went to room and then I went to English class.
I went to homeroom, then I went to English class.
I went to homeroom. Then I went to English class.
4
I went to homeroom. Then to English class.
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
5
I acted like I knew French. Don't know why.
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
missing a subject
6
Correct this: I acted like I knew French. Don't know why.
I acted like I knew French, however I don't know why.
I acted like I knew French, I don't know why.
I acted like I knew French. I don't know why.
I acted like I knew French although, I don't know why.
7
Correct this: Mr. Bueller didn't say anything. Nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything the nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything, he's a nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything so he's a nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything; he's a nice guy.
8
Correct this: Saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall and, she walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall, She walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall she walked the other way.
9
Correct this: After English class, I had math. My weakest subject.
After English class, I had math my weakest subject.
After English class, I had math. It is my weakest subject.
After English class, I had math, it is my weakest subject.
After English class, I had math so it is my weakest subject.
10
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything. Nice guy.
missing a predicate
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
11
Correct this: Wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.
Wrote French words on the board and we tried to repeat them.
He wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.
We tried to repeat French words he wrote them on the board.
He wrote French words on the board, we tried to repeat them.
12
Teresa and I get along well. In most ways.
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
missing a subject
13
Saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
14
After English class, I had math. My weakest subject.
missing a predicate
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a subject
15
Correct this: We walked into the room. Sat right near the front.
We walked into the room and sat right near the front.
We walked into the room and we sat right near the front.
We walked into the room Teresa sat right near the front.
We walked into the room, sat right near the front.
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We walked into the room. Sat right near the front.
missing a subject
missing a predicate
missing both a subject and a predicate

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Questions 16

Answers

1
Correct this: Teresa and I get along well we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well, we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well; we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well for we are alike in most ways.
Teresa and I get along well, so we are alike in most ways.
2
Wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
3
Correct: I went to homeroom. Then to English class.
I went to homeroom then I went to English class.
I went to room and then I went to English class.
I went to homeroom, then I went to English class.
I went to homeroom. Then I went to English class.
4
I went to homeroom. Then to English class.
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
5
I acted like I knew French. Don't know why.
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
missing a subject
6
Correct this: I acted like I knew French. Don't know why.
I acted like I knew French, however I don't know why.
I acted like I knew French, I don't know why.
I acted like I knew French. I don't know why.
I acted like I knew French although, I don't know why.
7
Correct this: Mr. Bueller didn't say anything. Nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything the nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything, he's a nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything so he's a nice guy.
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything; he's a nice guy.
8
Correct this: Saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall and, she walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall, She walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.
I saw Teresa in the hall she walked the other way.
9
Correct this: After English class, I had math. My weakest subject.
After English class, I had math my weakest subject.
After English class, I had math. It is my weakest subject.
After English class, I had math, it is my weakest subject.
After English class, I had math so it is my weakest subject.
10
Mr. Bueller didn't say anything. Nice guy.
missing a predicate
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
11
Correct this: Wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.
Wrote French words on the board and we tried to repeat them.
He wrote French words on the board. We tried to repeat them.
We tried to repeat French words he wrote them on the board.
He wrote French words on the board, we tried to repeat them.
12
Teresa and I get along well. In most ways.
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
missing a subject
13
Saw Teresa in the hall. She walked the other way.
missing a subject
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a predicate
14
After English class, I had math. My weakest subject.
missing a predicate
missing both a subject and a predicate
missing a subject
15
Correct this: We walked into the room. Sat right near the front.
We walked into the room and sat right near the front.
We walked into the room and we sat right near the front.
We walked into the room Teresa sat right near the front.
We walked into the room, sat right near the front.
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We walked into the room. Sat right near the front.
missing a subject
missing a predicate
missing both a subject and a predicate