Reference no: EM132566586

For each of the sentences below, use the coordination or subordination technique in brackets to combine each pair of independent clauses. Type the sentences carefully to avoid any typographical errors.

1. In 1967, Ferguson Jenkins was elected to his first All-Star game. He threw six strikeouts in three innings in that game. [Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction.]

2. Jenkins was named Canadian male athlete of the year four times. He was listed as one of the top one hundred baseball players of the twentieth century by the Society for American Baseball Research. [Use the relative pronoun who.]

3. Jenkins threw his forty-ninth career shutout in 1983. That year he retired as a player. [Use a semicolon.]

4. In 2000, Jenkins started the Fergie Jenkins Foundation. It raises money to support local charities. [Use the relative pronoun which.]

5. At the 1985 All-Star game, Ferguson Jenkins returned as the National League honorary pitching coach. His team won the game. [Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction.]