SAT語(yǔ)法復(fù)習(xí)之長(zhǎng)短句

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SAT語(yǔ)法復(fù)習(xí)之長(zhǎng)短句SATGrammar------SentenceFragments&Run-onSentence=1\*ROMANI.Definition:Asentencefragmentisabrokenchunkofsentenceinneedoffixing.Thepoorfracturedthingcan’tstandalone.Inthissection,we'lllookatsomebrokensentencesandfixthem,too.Therun-onsentenceisacriminalconnectionoperatingunderseveralaliases:thecommafaultsentence,thecommasplicesentence,thefusedsentence.=2\*ROMANII.Youcancorrectrun-onsentencesinatleastfourdifferentways:Example:Thewizardstastedthepotion,theyfoundthemixturetasty.ThetrollisveryhungryIthinkheisgoingtopounce.Useaperiod,notacomma,attheendofthefirstindependentclause.Beginthesecondindependentclausewithacapitalletter.Thewizardstastedthepotion.TheyfoundthemixturetastyThetrollisveryhungry.Ithinkheisgoingtopounce.Connectthetwoindependentclausesbyusingacoordinatingconjunction.Thewizardstastedthepotion,andtheyfoundthemixturetasty.Thetrollisveryhungry,soIthinkheisgoingtopounce.Insertasemicolonbetweentwomainclausesthatarenotalreadyconnectedbyacoordinatingconjunction.Thewizardstastedthepotion;theyfoundthemixturetasty.Thetrollisveryhungry;Ithinkheisgoingtopounce.Useasubordinatingconjunctiontoindicatethatoneoftheindependentclausesisdependentontheother.Whenthewizardstastedthepotion,theyfoundthemixturetasty.Becausethetrollisveryhungry,Ithinkheisgoingtopounce.ExercisesAminoritygroupcomprising30%ofthecommunityandrepresentedABbyonlyonememberoutof25ontheCityCouncil.NoerrorCDEAsJerryandMingarguedaboutthemanypossibletilecolorsfortheAfloorofthenewice-creamparlor,MariathinkingaboutwhethertopointBCthewallsorwallpaperthem.NoerrorDE3.Aheadofhistime,theEnglishpainterJamesTurnerhadcreatedimpressionistLandscapeslongbeforetheworksofartistslikeClaudeMonetpopularizedthemovement.A.hadcreatedimpressionistLandscapesB.hadcreatedimpressionistlandscapesandhepaintedthemC.havingcreatedimpressionistlandscapesD.haspaintedimpressionistlandscapes,hecreatedE.haspaintedimpressionistlandscapes;creationwas4.D.H.Lawrence,oneofthemostprolificnovelistsofhistime,writingmorethan40volumesoffiction,poetry,anddramafrom1911to1930.A.time,writingmorethan40volumesoffiction,poetry,anddramafrom1911to1930B.time,writingmorethan40volumes,whichhewrotefrom1911to1930intheareasoffiction,poetry,anddramaC.timeandhewrotemorethan40volumesoffiction,poetry,anddramafrom1911to1930D.time,wrotemorethan40volumesoffiction,poetry,anddramafrom1911to1930E.time,hisfiction,poetry,anddramaamountingtomorethan40volumesfrom1911to19305.Theissuetheeconomistsconsidered,whichwaswhetherataxdecreasewillcauseanincreaseinconsumerspendingorsimplyanincreaseinconsumersavings.A.considered,whichwaswhetherataxdecreasewillcauseanincreaseB.consideredwasiftheywoulddecreasetaxeswouldthiscauseanincreaseC.consideredwasthatadecreaseoftaxeswouldresultinanincreasedD.consideredwaswilldecreasingtaxesmeananincreaseE.consideredwaswhetherataxdecreasewouldcauseanincrease6.Thelibrary’scollection,consistingoffivemillionbooks,andisthelargestinthecountry.A.collection,consistingoffivemillionbooks,andisthelargestinthecountryB.collectionisthelargestinthecountry,itconsistingoffivemillionbooksC.collection,consistingoffivemillionbooks,isthelargestinthecountryD.collectionisthelargestinthecountryconsistingoffivemillionbooksE.collectiontoconsistoffivemillionbooksandtobethelargestinthecountry7.Wordhaditthatemployeesusingthelatestversionofwordprocessingsoftwaretoproducedocumentsstreamliningtheweek’sworkschedule.A.usingthelatestversionofwordprocessingsoftwaretoproducedocumentsstreamliningB.usingthelatestversionofwordprocessingsoftwaretoproducedocumentsandstreamlineC.usingthelatestversionofwordprocessingsoftwareandproducingdocuments,theystreamlinedD.wereusingthelatestversionofwordprocessingsoftwaretoproducedocuments,thusstreamliningE.usedthelatestversionofwordprocessingsoftware,sostreamliningmethodsof8.Theproblemofbiasinjournalism,oftenexacerbatedinsomecountriesbecausethegovernmentcontrolsthemedia.A.journalism,oftenexacerbatedinsomecountriesbecauseB.journalism,oftenexacerbatedinsomecountriesandC.journalism,oftenexacerbatedinsomecountrieswhenD.journalismisoftenexacerbatedinsomecountrieswhereE.journalismisoftenexacerbatedinsomecountriesso9.BothCinderellaandSnowWhitebeingdependentonaprincetorescuethemfromunfortunatecircumstances.A.BothCinderellaandSnowWhitebeingdependentonaprincetorescuethemfromunfortunatecircumstances.B.BothCinderellaandSnowWhiteweredependentonaprincetorescuethemfromunfortunatecircumstances.C.DependentonaprincetorescuethemfromunfortunatecircumstancesbeingbothCinderellaandSnowWhite.D.UnfortunatecircumstanceswerewhatbothCinderellaandSnowWhiteweredependentonaprincetorescuethemfrom.E.DependentonaprincetorescuethemfromunfortunatecircumstanceswasbothCinderellaandSnowWhite.10.IntheMiddleAges,alord’sintricatewallhangingsweremorethanmeretapestriestheywereameasureofhisconsequenceandwealth.A.meretapestriestheywereameasureB.merelytapestriestheywereameasureC.meretapestriesandwereameasureD.meretapestries;theywereameasureE.meretapestries;whiletheywereameasureWorkingtwojobsiscommonamongstrugglingactors,the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