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Combining Sentences: Appositives, Clauses & Connectors Quiz

Appositives, relative clauses, correlative conjunctions, conjunctive adverbs — turning choppy sentences into smooth ones. Answer one question at a time and see why each option is right or wrong. Miss one? It comes back in a retry round until you get every question correct. 20 questions · free · no sign-up.

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Sample questions from this quiz

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  1. “Ravi is my cousin. He is a doctor.” →

    1. Ravi, my cousin, is a doctor.
    2. Ravi, is my cousin, a doctor.
    3. Ravi my cousin, is a doctor.

  2. “I have a friend. She lives in Goa.” →

    1. I have a friend who lives in Goa.
    2. I have a friend, she lives in Goa.
    3. I have a friend which lives in Goa.

  3. “The car is red. I bought it.” →

    1. The car that I bought is red.
    2. The car, that I bought, is red.
    3. The car who I bought is red.

  4. “It rained. We played.” (contrast) →

    1. Although it rained, we played.
    2. Because it rained, we played.
    3. When it rained we, played.