(heres a big one is the group of words a simple sentence, a compound sentence, a run-on sentence, or a sentence fragment? caroline would like to go to the amusement park with them, but she hasn't finished her chores. a. run-on sentence b. simple sentence c. sentence fragment d. compound sentence ) ( which verb form correctly completes the sentence?

gavin ballads and folk songs with his relatives.

a.
sung

b.
sang

c.
singed

d.
singing ) ( which verb form correctly completes the sentence?

by the time they arrive tomorrow morning, we the entire house.

a.
will have cleaned

b.
cleaned

c.
have cleaned

d.
are cleaning ) ( which verb form correctly completes the sentence?

while ken is listening to his new compact disc, hannah to a french tape.

a.
listened

b.
has listened

c.
is listening

d.
was listening ) ( which verb form correctly completes the sentence?

we the children plenty for one day; let’s give them a break tomorrow.

a.
taught

b.
have teached

c.
teached

d.
have taught )

1. D (Galvin)

2. C

3. B

Explanation:

This is the answer

1. Compound sentence

2. sang

3. will have cleaned

4. is listening

5. have taught

Explanation:

1. We are given the following sentence and we are to determine whether it is a compound sentence, a run-on sentence, or a sentence fragment:

Caroline would like to go to the amusement park with them, but she hasn't finished her chores.

This is a compound sentence because it has two independent clauses which are joined by using a conjunction 'but'.

2. Gavin ballads and folk songs with his relatives.

Second form will complete the sentence correctly which is sang.

3. By the time they arrive tomorrow morning, we the entire house.

'will have cleaned' will complete the sentence correctly.

4. While Ken is listening to his new compact disc, Hannah to a French tape.

'is listening' will complete the sentence correctly because present tense is being used.

5. We the children plenty for one day; let’s give them a break tomorrow.

'have taught' will complete the sentence correctly.

i think its,

b) the narrator's mental state is anguished.

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answer:

a. "there, said he, there is something for you."

explanation:

"said he" should not have been part of what is in the dialogue.