An IAT is an experiment designed to test the autonomous or subconscious association/relation (such as positive or negative evaluation) between the test subject and a concept.

Can anyone make sentences I wrote bigger?

One way of combining sentences to make your writing more mature is by using a coordinating conjunction. This makes two sentences into a single, compound sentence - a sentence with two separate subjects and two separate verbs.

F: For

A: And

N: Not

B: But

O: Or

Y: Yet

S: So

If you are putting two complete sentences together with a coordinating conjunction, you need a comma before the coordinating conjunction.

Example: Andrew woke up late. Andrew made it to school on time

Andrew woke up late, yet he made it to school on time. (Two complete sentences joined by comma and "yet.")

 

2) You can also combine sentences by making one of them incomplete. If you are joining a complete sentence with an incomplete sentence. (e.g. a phrase that does not have both a subject, and verb), you don't need a comma before the coordinating conjunction.

 

 

17. Anyone from this dormitory may have uniform dry cleaned for free today.

⭕ a. her

⭕ b. their

18. Each should pick up schedule at the rectory

⭕ a. their, themselves

⭕ b. his, himself

19. Many forgot to pick up

⭕ a. theirs

⭕ b. hers

20. The girls never once said unless it was out of kindness.

⭕ a. nothing

⭕ b. anything

21. It seems that there is that he can do to help.

⭕ a. nothing

⭕ b. anything

 

17. We do not know in whose name the messenger was speaking.

◯ a. indirect object

◯ b. direct object

◯ c. object of a preposition

◯ d. appositive

 

PART IV. Select the correct answer for each item.

18. A complete sentence must contain

◯ a. either a subject or a predicate

◯ b. a predicate, but a subject is not necessary

◯ c. a simple subject or a simple predicate

◯ d. a subject and a predicate

19. A complete subject

◯ a. may be a simple subject and all its modifiers

◯ b. is a compound subject

◯ c. is a noun phrase

◯ d. is a noun clause

20. A compound predicate

◯ a. is a verb phrase

◯ b. is made up of two or more verbs with the same subject

◯ c. is a verb and all of its modifiers