INSTRUCTIONS: Complete each sentence with “if” or “because.”Fiona is going to move next month ________________ she got a new job.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the complex sentences. Change the order of the clauses. If the independent clause isat the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the dependent clause comes first. If thedependent clause is at the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the independent clausecomes first. Examples:I ordered my food as soon as I sat down.As soon as I sat down, I ordered my food. When Sandra went to Montreal, she stayed with her aunt.Sandra stayed with her aunt when she went to Montreal.   After we got the good news, we went out to celebrate.

INSTRUCTIONS: Complete the sentences with the best word in parentheses.The twin sisters have very ________________ (similar / similarities) personalities.

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the best future time expression to complete each sentence.We are going to Montreal ________________ (in February / by February / in next February).

INSTRUCTIONS: Fill in each blank with an adverb that describes the underlined verb or verbphrase. easily     happily     hard       quietly          suddenly   It ________________ started to rain when I went outside. Fortunately, I had my umbrella.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the complex sentences. Change the order of the clauses. If the independent clause isat the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the dependent clause comes first. If thedependent clause is at the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the independent clausecomes first. Examples:I ordered my food as soon as I sat down.As soon as I sat down, I ordered my food. When Sandra went to Montreal, she stayed with her aunt.Sandra stayed with her aunt when she went to Montreal.   My parents weren’t happy when the flight was cancelled.  

INSTRUCTIONS: Read the paragraph and the sentences that follow. If the sentence is true, choose “T.” If the sentence is false, choose “F.” A Trip to the City      (1) Yasmin and Katie are going to drive to New York City together this week. (2) Yasmin is going to a conference for work, and Katie is going to visit some friends. (3) They are going to stay with Katie’s friends. (4) Yasmin does not like to drive, so she will pay for gas instead of driving. (5) After the conference, they will have two free days before returning home. (6) Yasmin wants to go shopping, see a play, and visit the Statue of Liberty. (7) Katie wants to visit the Museum of Modern Art and Times Square. (8) They will probably not have time to do everything, but they will have fun together!   ——————————————————   In sentence 3, are going to is used to show a future plan that was planned earlier (not made suddenly). 

To take your test, please follow the following directions: Click on the following link.  It will take you to the log in page for the test.  ***Make sure you leave this Canvas page open so that you can come back and answer the question below.  Do not answer the question below until you have completed the actual “Test” (to be found with the link).  The link is:   https://mylab.pearson.com/Student/PlayerTest.aspx?testId=252106798&centerwin=yes When you get to the test log-in page, you will need a password.  The password is: Math Take the test using the link above.  You will be proctored and recorded with your webcam.  You may not use notes or the help of any other person or website.  When you are finished with the test, hit the “submit” button to submit your test and have it graded automatically.  You have 200 minutes to take the exam.  After that time, the exam will end and any unanswered problems will be counted as “incorrect.” Return to this Canvas page and answer the one simple True/False question below.  This will turn off the Proctorio camera and recording.  After you have answered the question, hit the “submit” button on this page. I wish you the best on this exam!   Dr. Smith  

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the complex sentences. Change the order of the clauses. If the independent clause isat the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the dependent clause comes first. If thedependent clause is at the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the independent clausecomes first. Examples:I ordered my food as soon as I sat down.As soon as I sat down, I ordered my food. When Sandra went to Montreal, she stayed with her aunt.Sandra stayed with her aunt when she went to Montreal.   Before she started painting, she prepared her materials.  

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the complex sentences. Change the order of the clauses. If the independent clause isat the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the dependent clause comes first. If thedependent clause is at the beginning of the sentence, rewrite it so the independent clausecomes first. Examples:I ordered my food as soon as I sat down.As soon as I sat down, I ordered my food. When Sandra went to Montreal, she stayed with her aunt.Sandra stayed with her aunt when she went to Montreal.   When I was on vacation, I slept late every day.