Punctuating Compound-Complex Sentences

Insert a FANBOYS or insert a conjunctive adverb to connect the two ideas logically to form a complete compound sentence. Type the entire sentence into the text box below. Replace the blanks with a FANBOYS or conjunctive adverb; do not type the blanks in your answer. Do not change the original sentence. Be sure to follow standards of spelling as well or your answer will be marked incorrect. Did someone just knock at the door, ____ am I imagining things?

If the complex sentence below requires a comma, punctuate it correctly. Type the entire corrected sentence into the text box below. Do not change the original sentence; only punctuate the sentence. Be sure to follow standards of spelling as well or your answer will be marked incorrect. If the sentence does not require a comma, simply type the original sentence into the text box below. As the car was racing to turn left the light turned red.

Identify the type of sentence of the sentence below. Ms. Reeves and the class discussed the project.

Identify the type of sentence of the sentence below. Dee was hired as a temporary worker but soon was given a permanent job.

Punctuate the compound sentence correctly. Type the entire corrected sentence into the text box below. Do not change the original sentence; only punctuate the sentence. Be sure to follow standards of spelling as well or your answer will be marked incorrect. Mr. Clayton hadn’t wanted a pet but he felt sorry for the stray kitten.

Identify the type of sentence of the sentence below. Greg said that we should start without him; however, we waited anyways.

Which of the following is not a possible side effect of low carbohydrate or keto diets?

The process of converting lactate from muscles to glucose in the liver that can be returned to the muscles is known as (the) _______.

Health care professionals suggest setting SMART goals to change one’s eating behaviors. What does SMART stand for?