Topics: Grammar and Sentence Structure
Ava and Avery decided to go for a walk. Can you spot the dependent clause in this sentence: “Although it was raining, they went for a walk.”
A. They went for a walk.
B. Although it was raining.
C. It was raining.
D. Went for a walk.
Select your answer:
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In which sentence is a contrastive conjunction used incorrectly?
A. He should eat healthier, yet he often indulges in junk food.
B. We could go hiking tomorrow, or we could go for a picnic instead.
C. She must choose between studying for her exam or going to the party.
D. They might go to the concert tomorrow, yet they should buy tickets in advance.