Sentence Problems - CCSS L.6.3, L.6.6

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1. Avoiding Run-on Sentences.
Click Image to Enlarge		Select the group of words that corrects the run-on. SEE MORE
2. Conjunction-itis Popup.
Click Image to Enlarge		Find the correct conjunction form to combine two short sentences together into one. Quia quiz. SEE MORE
3. Conjunctions I.
Click Image to Enlarge		Click the answer buttons to see the answers. SEE MORE
4. Conjunctions Quiz II.
Click Image to Enlarge		Combine the sentences using the conjunction given in parentheses.  SEE MORE
5. Finding Fragments in Short Passages.
Click Image to Enlarge		Finding Fragments in Short Passages. Directions: Read each passage that follows. Choose the part that is a fragment. SEE MORE
6. Group Sort: Run ons, fragments, and complete sentences.
Click Image to Enlarge		In this group sort, drag and drop each item into its correct group. SEE MORE
7. Sentence Building with Appositives.
Click Image to Enlarge		Combine the sentences in each set into a single clear sentence with at least one appositive. Omit words that are needlessly repeated, but don't leave out any important details. Sample combinations are available for assistance. SEE MORE
8. Sentence Combination.
Click Image to Enlarge		Learn the four options for combining two complete sentences. Learn how the appropriate option9s) depend upon the context. SEE MORE
9. Sentence Fragment Practice - Exercise 1.
Click Image to Enlarge		Of the three sentences in each group, select the one that is not a sentence fragment. SEE MORE
10. Sentence Fragment Practice - Exercise 2.
Click Image to Enlarge		Of the three sentences in each group, select the one that is not a sentence fragment. SEE MORE
11. Sentence Fragment Practice - Exercise 3.
Click Image to Enlarge		Of the three sentences in each group, select the one that is not a sentence fragment. SEE MORE
12. Sentence Fragments Exercise 1.
Click Image to Enlarge		The sentences shown appeared in papers written by students. Act as their editor, marking a C if the sentences in the group are all complete and an F if any of the sentences in the group is a fragment. Could you tell these writers why the fragments are incomplete sentences? (Answers are provided.) SEE MORE
13. Sentence Structure.
Click Image to Enlarge		Ten question quiz. Identify whether the sentence is a simple sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence, or a compound-complex sentence. SEE MORE
14. Sentence Unscramble.
Click Image to Enlarge		A sentence is presented with its words not in the correct order. Click and drag the words in the right order. SEE MORE
15. Tiered Sentence Combining (pdf).
Click Image to Enlarge		Strategies and exercises for combining short sentences with and, but, or, so. Sentence combining, a writing intervention that teaches students to combine words, phrases, and clauses from short sentences into longer and more complex SEE MORE
16. Tune-up: Identifying Sentence Fragments | Skills on Demand.
Click Image to Enlarge		In this short practice, students review how to tell complete sentences from sentence fragments and practice with an activity. SEE MORE