Fossil fuels are non-renewable. We need to find alternative energy sources. （compound sentence）

Alan passed the test. Alan had studied hard. Alan had understood the material.（complex sentence）

When we are relieved of working pressures of the office, we can enjoy happiness and relaxation at home.（modifying phrase）

The teacher returned the homework. The teacher noticed the error.（complex sentence）

Peter ordered the meal for his friends ranging from fried shrimp to chopped beef.

One of Jenny’s greatest joys in life is eating desserts. Such as milkshake, cookies or strawberry cake.

While driving on Blueberry Avenue yesterday afternoon, a tree fell toward Jack’s car.

Shakespeare wrote comedies, tragedies, romances, and the plays which were based on historical events.

In summer, Juanna didn’t love traveling in Rome she felt it was too hot there.

Read the following paragraph carefully and select the best topic sentence from the four possible answers that follow the paragraph. Write the choice in the blank. Until the early 1960s, most people reported getting more news from newspapers than from any other source. By the mid-1960s, television nudged（轻推）out newspapers as the public’s major source of news. By the 1980s, about two-thirds of the public cited television as their news source, compared with less than one-half who named newspapers and less than one-fifth who relied on radio. Not only is television the public’s most important source of news now, but television news is also rated as more trustworthy than newspaper news—by a margin of more than 2 to 1. A. Virtually all citizens rely on the mass media for news. B. Only a very small number of the public relied on the radio for news. C. The public got news mainly from newspapers before the early 1960s. D. Television now has become the most popular and trustworthy source of news.