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Linking words and punctuationVersion en ligne Test your knoelwdge about linking words in sentences par Atenas Leticia García Gámez 1 What is the mistake in the next sentence: "I read books because are interesting." a "Because" is not the correct connector b There is no period in the sentence. c There is no subject in the second sentence. 2 What is the mistake in the example? "Gradually he became more and more serious." a There isn't a linking word. b There should be comma before "and" c There should be a comma after "gradually" 3 In the sentence: "There are parks, there are also rivers in my city." a There should be a period or a linking words after "parks". b There is no period in the sentence. c There should be quotation marks. 4 In the sentence "When I was a boy I used to eat a lot of candies." a The word "when" should go after child b There should be a comma after the section "When I was a child" c There is no subject in the second sentence. 5 In the example: "I am very tired, however, I'm going to finish." What is the correct version? a I'm very tired; however, I'm going to finish. b I'm very tired, however; I'm going to finish. c However, I'm very tired, I'm going to finish. Explicación 1 How many sentences are there? How do you know? 2 Is there a linking word or an introductory phrase? 3 Look at punctuation 4 Where does the second sentence start? 5 Look at punctuation

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Test your knoelwdge about linking words in sentences

par Atenas Leticia García Gámez

What is the mistake in the next sentence: "I read books because are interesting."

"Because" is not the correct connector

There is no period in the sentence.

There is no subject in the second sentence.

What is the mistake in the example? "Gradually he became more and more serious."

There isn't a linking word.

There should be comma before "and"

There should be a comma after "gradually"

In the sentence: "There are parks, there are also rivers in my city."

There should be a period or a linking words after "parks".

There is no period in the sentence.

There should be quotation marks.

In the sentence "When I was a boy I used to eat a lot of candies."

The word "when" should go after child

There should be a comma after the section "When I was a child"

There is no subject in the second sentence.

In the example: "I am very tired, however, I'm going to finish." What is the correct version?

I'm very tired; however, I'm going to finish.

I'm very tired, however; I'm going to finish.

However, I'm very tired, I'm going to finish.

Explicación

How many sentences are there? How do you know?

Is there a linking word or an introductory phrase?

Look at punctuation

Where does the second sentence start?