Form 3: Separating Independent Clauses into Two Sentences
Practice separating independent clauses into two distinct sentences to correct sentence structure errors.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which revision correctly splits the run-on into two separate sentences: 'The survey was distributed online over three hundred students responded.'?
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Split into two sentences: 'The hypothesis was supported by the data, further research is still recommended.'
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Split into two sentences: 'Ocean currents affect global climate patterns scientists monitor these changes closely.'
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Split into two sentences: 'The archivist organized the historical documents, readers can now access the files.'
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Split into two sentences: 'Photosynthesis converts light into chemical energy plants rely on this process to grow.'
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Split into two sentences: 'The control group received standard instructions, the experimental group had modified steps.'
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Split into two sentences: 'Renewable energy sources are expanding rapidly wind power is leading the growth.'
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Split into two sentences: 'The researchers published their report in June, it attracted global attention.'
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Split into two sentences: 'The study examined adolescent sleep patterns most participants slept under seven hours.'
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Split into two sentences: 'The lab equipment was recalibrated yesterday, measurements are now highly accurate.'
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Split into two sentences: 'The survey included twenty questions participants completed it in ten minutes.'
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Split into two sentences: 'Volunteers collected trash along the shoreline, they categorized each item by type.'