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Sometimes, students need to change a sentence because it enhances the meaning. Some sentences need to be expanded because they are too simple. Others should be reduced because they contain too many details that do not affect the meaning of the sentence. Finally, two sentences can be combined so the text won’t sound choppy when read aloud. In this quiz, the students will determine what should happen to the sentences as well as determine which sentence is written the best.
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This simple sentence needs more details in it
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These two sentences have something in common, so they should be combined
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The word 'large' should be removed
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This sentence has details and is combined appropriately
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This sentence was combined correctly and uses details
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This sentence uses enough detail and is in one sentence
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This should be in one sentence without repeated words
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This sentence has details and is combined appropriately
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This sentence contains details and is one complete sentence
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This sentence includes all of the details without repeating words
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