Use the type of clause, phrase, or grammar indicated to complete the following sentence; you can add the phrase or clause before or after the clause below:
... it will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday ...
1. Use a phrase
2. Use a dependent clause
3. Use an independent clause
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1. For teenagers, it will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday.
2. Because we celebrate religious holidays be having big family gatherings, it will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday.
3. It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday; enjoying lazy mornings and relaxed schedules with the family is fun.
Margaret: Excellent--just note the typo in #2.
1. Because of a long winter, it will be good to have some time off over Easter holiday.
2. It will be good to have some time off over Easter holiday when my aunt Olga comes for a visit.
3. It will be good to have some time off over Easter holiday; we can finally enjoy our time together as a family.
1. It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday to sleep in.
2. It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday because I want to sleep in.
3. It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday; I plan to sleep in.
1. It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday to rest.
2. As I have been working so hard, it will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday.
3. It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday; visiting with my friends.
1.It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday to visit with my dad.
2.It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday as we are expected to attend church.
3.It will be good to have some time off over the Easter holiday; however, busy schedules make it hard to relax.
Irena: Excellent.
Kelsey: Great--those sentences really show the difference in the grammatical structures.
Tammy: #s 1 and 2--good; #3--that's not an independent clause; it's just a phrase:-(
Janine: Good sentences.
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