Use the type of clause, phrase, or grammar indicated to complete the following sentence*; you can add the phrase or clause before or after (not both) to the clause below:
…winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada …
1. Use a phrase 2. Use a dependent clause 3. Use an independent clause
* Please write three separate sentences.
4 comments:
1) According to the research, winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada.
2)Although many people hope for the warm weather to stay until Christmas, winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada.
3)Winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada, but there is no snow until December.
After a windy fall, winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada.
Winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada while in Mexico winter starts on December 21st.
Winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada; my children cannot wait to see the first snowfall.
1. The season of winter usually starts the week before Halloween in Canada.
2. Winter usually starts the week before Halloween with frosty mornings.
3. Winter usually starts the week before Halloween, as people bundle in hats and coats for warmth.
Good!
Victoria found some dependent clauses.
Yousa came up with an independent clause.
MarshaR found some prepositional phrases to add.
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