The strangers wore fur over their skin.
Perhaps they would tell her the meaning of these odd items.
I am going to China.
Tony was in Brazil.
I was beneath the surface of the ice.
Jenny brought gifts to Carrie and (her, she).
The man of (who, whom) I spoke is from Columbia.
Natalie traveled with Kim and (I, me).
According the Carmen and (he, him), Germany is an awesome place to visit.
Some of (us, we) thought the lunch was awful.
Chris and Tina (was, were) friends.`
Neither the history nor the descriptions (fail, fails) to capture our interest.
Either taxis or a train (is, are) quick forms of transportation.
Both Steve and Kenny (is, are) athletes.
Neither the store or the restaurants (is, are) open.
Neither snow nor freezing rain is predicted for tonight.
The kid hid behind the coach and didn't say a word.
I enjoy books; however, I usually dislike the movie.
Not only are we going shopping but also going out to eat.
Food is bite-size thus a knife isn't needed.
A word such as 'and,' 'but,' or 'nor,' used to connect parts of a sentence/
A short exclamation that has no grammatical connection to other words in a sentence.
A word that relates a noun or a pronoun to another word in a sentence.
A kind of conjunction that is usually stronger an more precise than a coordinating conjunction.
A group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun.
