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:
... I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day ...
1. Use a phrase
2. Use a dependent clause
3. Use an independent clause
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1.I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day after yesterday.
2.Because of what happened yesterday, I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day.
3. I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day; this year the holiday was too crazy.
1. I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day being over.
2. I was too busy with schoolwork to celebrate, therefore, I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day being over.
3. As this holiday reminds me of my father, I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day; Since my father's passing, this holiday makes me happy and sad at the same time.
2. I was too busy with schoolwork to celebrate; therefore, I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day being over.
1. I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day encouraging drunkeness.
2. Because I don't know what the celebration involves, I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day.
3. I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day; I know too many people trying to maintain sobriety.
Kelsey: Very good:-)
Tammy: #1--good; #2--Good correction; #3--You do have an independent clause in there (don't start it with a capital; you have also added two dependent clauses--quite a sentence!
Margaret: Very good:-)
1.I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day after last night.
2.When I meet an Irish person, I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day.
3.I have mixed feelings about St. Patrick's Day, but I will continue to celebrate with my friends.
Janine: Vdery good:-)
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