Form 10: Sentence Combining Techniques
Practice combining separate sentences using appropriate semicolons and colons. Learn how to improve sentence variety and flow through proper punctuation.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Combine into one sentence using a semicolon: 'The dog barked.' 'The mail carrier walked away.'
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Combine using a colon for emphasis: 'She had one priority.' 'She wanted to protect her family.'
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The power went ____ the room turned ____
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Combine using a semicolon: 'The ice melted quickly.' 'The sun was very bright.'
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Combine using a colon for emphasis: 'He sought one prize.' 'He wanted the trophy.'
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WordsBox
The engine ____ the plane roared down the ____
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MultiChoice
Which is the best way to combine: 'The movie was long.' 'It was very entertaining.'?
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Combine using a colon: 'One thought kept him going.' 'He would see his home soon.'
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WordsBox
The river overflowed its ____ the town flooded ____
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Combine: 'The key was lost.' 'We could not open the door.'
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Which punctuation mark is ideal when the second clause emphasizes or explains the first?
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There was only one ____ surrender.