Language Arts 5th Grade
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Parts of Speech8 Topics|24 Quizzes
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Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
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Lesson Test: Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
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Identify Coordinating Conjunctions that Connect Words or Phrases
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Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Simple Sentences
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Identify Coordinating Conjunctions in Compound Sentences
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Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Compound Sentences
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Identify Subordinating Conjunctions
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Use Subordinating Conjunctions to Form Complex Sentences
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Identify Coordinating Conjunctions that Connect Words or Phrases
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Correlative Conjunctions
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Lesson Test: Correlative Conjunctions
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Prepositions
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Lesson Test: Prepositions
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Interjections
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Lesson Test: Interjections
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Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
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Verb Tense6 Topics|41 Quizzes
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The Perfect Tenses
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Identify the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Past Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Future Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Future Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Future Perfect Tense
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Differentiate Between the Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Future Perfect Tenses
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Use the Correct Perfect Verb Tense
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Lesson Test: The Perfect Tenses
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Identify the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Past Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Future Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Future Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Future Perfect Tense
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Differentiate Between the Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Future Perfect Tenses
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Verb Tense and Sequences
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Lesson Test: Verb Tense and Sequences
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Correcting Errors in Verb Tense
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Lesson Test: Correcting Errors in Verb Tense
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The Perfect Tenses
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Mechanics4 Topics|26 Quizzes
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Punctuation
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Use Commas to Separate Multiple-Word Items in a Series
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Use Semicolons to Separate Items in a Series
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Use Commas After Introductory Elements
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Rearrange Sentences Using Introductory Elements
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Use an Introductory Element to Combine Two Sentences
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Use One-Word Introductory Elements to Transition Between Sentences
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Use Commas to Set Off the Words “yes” and “no”
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Use Commas to Set Off Tag Questions
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Use Commas to Indicate Direct Address
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Lesson Test: Punctuation
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Use Commas to Separate Multiple-Word Items in a Series
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Use Semicolons to Separate Items in a Series
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Use Commas After Introductory Elements
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Rearrange Sentences Using Introductory Elements
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Use an Introductory Element to Combine Two Sentences
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Use One-Word Introductory Elements to Transition Between Sentences
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Use Commas to Set Off the Words “yes” and “no”
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Use Commas to Set Off Tag Questions
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Use Commas to Indicate Direct Address
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Formatting Titles of Works
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Lesson Test: Formatting Titles of Works
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Punctuation
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Sentences2 Topics|8 Quizzes
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Formal and Informal Language2 Topics|4 Quizzes
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Vocabulary Strategies and Use4 Topics|17 Quizzes
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Figurative and Descriptive Language7 Topics|37 Quizzes
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Question 1 of 20
1. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Though the dessert was delicious, the rest of the dinner was disappointing.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 2 of 20
2. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Simone arrived at the concert as the band was starting to play.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 3 of 20
3. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Because it was so cold out, Tatiana put on her hat and wool scarf.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 4 of 20
4. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
The volleyball team will go to the playoffs even if they lose their next game.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 5 of 20
5. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Until Daveed finishes his homework, he cannot watch TV or play video games.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 6 of 20
6. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Before she became a doctor, Kaylene had been a middle school teacher.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 7 of 20
7. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Sean went to the hospital every day while his mom was recovering from her surgery.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 8 of 20
8. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
The soccer team will go out for pizza if they win their game.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 9 of 20
9. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Once the rain stops, the baseball game can continue.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 10 of 20
10. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Cassandra holds her breath whenever she drives under a bridge.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 11 of 20
11. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
When the streetlights came on, we went home.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 12 of 20
12. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Although it was challenging, Shilo successfully ran a marathon last weekend.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 13 of 20
13. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Juan brings a book with him wherever he goes.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 14 of 20
14. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Gwen is saving her money so that she can go to the amusement park.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 15 of 20
15. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Mikail went to the gym after he was done with work.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence. -
Question 16 of 20
16. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Jerome spends more money than he earns.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 17 of 20
17. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
The pirates sailed where the map told them to sail.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 18 of 20
18. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Even though she studied all week, Marcy was still worried about Friday’s math test.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 19 of 20
19. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Unless Garvin reads three books this week, Chua will win the reading contest.
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A subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a dependent clause. It connects the dependent clause to a simple sentence.
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Question 20 of 20
20. Question
Click on the subordinating conjunction in the sentence below.
Paul cannot go on the field trip since he did not turn in his permission slip.
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