Question
Which group of sentences best uses a variety of sentence patterns to convey meaning and the relationship between ideas?
Responses
He went to the zoo, which he enjoyed. There were a lot of fun activities, which he also enjoyed.
He went to the zoo, which he enjoyed. There were a lot of fun activities, which he also enjoyed.
He went to the zoo. The activities were fun. There was a lot to do!
He went to the zoo. The activities were fun. There was a lot to do!
He went to the zoo today. He liked the zoo a lot. There were a lot of fun things to do.
He went to the zoo today. He liked the zoo a lot. There were a lot of fun things to do.
He went to the zoo. He enjoyed the trip because there were a lot of fun activities.
He went to the zoo. He enjoyed the trip because there were a lot of fun activities.
Responses
He went to the zoo, which he enjoyed. There were a lot of fun activities, which he also enjoyed.
He went to the zoo, which he enjoyed. There were a lot of fun activities, which he also enjoyed.
He went to the zoo. The activities were fun. There was a lot to do!
He went to the zoo. The activities were fun. There was a lot to do!
He went to the zoo today. He liked the zoo a lot. There were a lot of fun things to do.
He went to the zoo today. He liked the zoo a lot. There were a lot of fun things to do.
He went to the zoo. He enjoyed the trip because there were a lot of fun activities.
He went to the zoo. He enjoyed the trip because there were a lot of fun activities.
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The group of sentences that best uses a variety of sentence patterns to convey meaning and the relationship between ideas is:
**He went to the zoo. He enjoyed the trip because there were a lot of fun activities.**
This option effectively combines simple sentences with a dependent clause to explain the relationship between his enjoyment and the activities available at the zoo, demonstrating a better variety in sentence structure.
**He went to the zoo. He enjoyed the trip because there were a lot of fun activities.**
This option effectively combines simple sentences with a dependent clause to explain the relationship between his enjoyment and the activities available at the zoo, demonstrating a better variety in sentence structure.
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