Form 4: Using Subordinating Conjunctions (Complex Sentences)

Questions

1. MultiChoice

   Which revision correctly uses subordination to fix: 'The sample size was small, the results could not be generalized.'?

2. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'Although': 'The test was difficult, all students completed it within the hour.'

3. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'Since': 'The storm delayed field work, data collection took two extra weeks.'

4. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'While': 'The first trial failed, the second trial yielded successful results.'

5. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'Unless': 'No new evidence is uncovered, the original conclusion remains valid.'

6. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'Before': 'The experiment began, researchers checked all equipment settings.'

7. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'After': 'The data was compiled, analysts searched for recurring patterns.'

8. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'Even though': 'The budget was cut, project leaders completed the research.'

9. MultiChoice

   Fix the comma splice using 'As long as': 'Temperatures stay stable, the culture will continue to grow.'

10. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice using 'When': 'Carbon emissions increase, ocean acidity rises sharply.'

11. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice using 'Whereas': 'Urban areas expanded, forest cover shrank significantly.'

12. MultiChoice

    Fix the comma splice using 'Provided that': 'Funding is renewed, the team will expand the survey next year.'