In this section, you'll be given independent clauses, dependent clauses, and simple sentences. You'll combine the clauses into compound, complex, or compound-complex sentences. Write your answers in the space provided at the end of each sentences. Make sure you vary the sentence construction. Each answer should be a single sentence.

1. I'm going to walk home after class today. 70 degrees and sunny outside, might as well enjoy it!

2. What time are you finishing work today? Movie starts at 7

3. The grass needs to be cut already Which has grown so much recently due to the rain

4. I'm not going to see that horror moviel Preview was terrifying!

5. You must submit your exam by 6 p. m. today. Counts for 50% of your grade so you don't want to be late.

6. Are you taking a taxi or public transportation to the exhibition? What time so I know when to meet you?

7. Don't forget to bring the tickets. Need to scan them or they won't let us in

8. What are you making for dinner tonight? Spaghetti and meatballs again?

9. making an eggplant lasagna for dinner tonight My grandmother's recipe.

10. That movie was too long. If you ask me I fell asleep halfway through

11. Before we book a should make sure we have a place to stay my aunt's

12. After they heard the winner announcedGreg's friends congratulated him. Then teased him to take them out for pizza.

13. The floor was slipperyAfter she spilled the juice on it. She needed to clean it up before someone fell

14. My kitten had its first birthday. Guess it means he's not a kitten anymore, but a cat.

15. My brother is playing video games. AgainLike he does every day