23. Which is the best conjunction to join these two sentences together?
Serena lives in an apartment.
It is on the first floor.
(1 point)
and
or
but <<
as if
24. Identify the sentence that contains an interjection. (1 point)
Nina, you are late!
Can we please stop here?
Don’t forget your keys, please.
Whoa! That wave was huge! <<
25. In the following sentence, identify the adverb.
Joseph went to school early to do make-up work with his teacher.
(1 point)
make-up
work
his
early <<
26. Which word in the sentence is an adjective?
The chicks scurried across the grassy field.
(1 point)
chicks
scurried
across
grassy <<
27. Which is the most appropriate coordinating conjunction to connect the following sentences?
We can go to the dance together. You can go with someone else.
(1 point)
yet
or <<
nor
and
Thank you for your time:D
23. but - no
24. Whoa - yes
25. early - yes
26. grassy - yes
27. or - yes
23. To determine the best conjunction to join the sentences "Serena lives in an apartment" and "It is on the first floor," we need to consider the meaning and relationship between the two sentences. The word "and" would be the most appropriate conjunction because it indicates a connection between two related ideas without contrasting or opposing them.
24. To identify the sentence containing an interjection, we need to recognize an exclamation or strong emotion expressed in the sentence. The sentence "Whoa! That wave was huge!" contains the interjection "Whoa!" as it expresses surprise or astonishment.
25. In the sentence "Joseph went to school early to do make-up work with his teacher," the word "early" functions as an adverb. It modifies the verb "went" and describes when Joseph went to school.
26. To identify the adjective in the sentence "The chicks scurried across the grassy field," we need to determine which word describes a noun. In this case, the word "grassy" is the adjective as it describes the noun "field" by specifying that it is covered in grass.
27. To determine the most appropriate coordinating conjunction to connect the sentences "We can go to the dance together" and "You can go with someone else," we need to consider the relationship between the ideas. The word "or" would be the most fitting conjunction because it presents a choice or alternative between going to the dance together or going with someone else.