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1. Jason (went for a bike ride with his father). * 1 point
subject
predicate
2. Our newly painted school (looks good). *
1 point
predicate
subject
3. (My friends and I) like to read adventure books. *
1 point
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predicate
4. (We) helped our friends with her homework. *
1 point
predicate
subject
5. My parents (like to go to church). *
1 point
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Section C. There are five (5) sentences in this section. Choose whether each sentence is a simple, compound or complex sentence. (5 marks)
1. Harry picked the fruit. *
1 point
compound
complex
simple
2. Sherry baked the cake and we enjoyed it. *
1 point
simple
compound
complex
3. The baby cried for food. *
1 point
simple
compound
complex
4. The student closed the gate when she saw the visitor. *
1 point
compound
complex
simple
5. They spoke to him in Spanish, but he responded in English. *
1 point
compound
complex
simple
Section D. Correct the following five (5) run-on sentences by adding the most suitable conjunctions and punctuation. Rewrite the sentence in the space provided with the corrections. (10 marks)
1. We wanted to go to the competition we decided to stay home. *
2 points
2. All the parents came to the football competition they all liked it *
2 points
3. Sonya wants to be a doctor she loves science *
2 points
4. He called the nurse he needed medical attention *
2 points
5. Looking forward to your reply *

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