... I'm already looking forward to the new year ...
Sentence 2. Add a dependent clause
Sentence 3. Add an independent clause
*Add your words to the beginning or end of the clause (but not both) and do not use a semi-colon to join your independent clause.
4 comments:
1. Excited for new, fun things to come, I am already looking forward to the new year.
2. I am already looking forward to the new year, as it seems bright.
3. I am already looking forward to the new year, my resolutions are ready to go.
Angel 140
I'm already looking forward to the New Year, for my trip.
I'm already looking forward to the New Year, which will bring prosperity.
I'm already looking forward to the New Year, for we celebrate with family and friends.
1) I’m already looking forward to the new year, because of all the possibilities.
2) I’m already looking forward to the new year, since I am getting a new dog.
3) I’m already looking forward to the new year, I started all my resolutions early.
Leah W. Eng 140
Good try, Josie. But your last sentence uses a comma splice rather than a coordinating conjunction.
Well done, Angel. But remember not to insert a comma before a preposition.
Good try, Leah. But your first sentence adds a dependent clause (rather than a phrase), and your last sentence uses a comma splice.
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