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Two short sentences can make one. The one sentence says each thing once: Sam ran. Sam jumped. Sam ran and jumped.

  1. Example 1Choose the one sentence that says it all.

    The tiger chases the zebra. The lion chases the zebra. The tiger and the lion chases the zebra.The tiger chases the zebra.The tiger and the lion chase the zebra.

    The tiger and the lion chase the zebra.

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Dad lights the candles. Grandma lights the candles. Dad and Grandma lights the candles.Grandma lights the candles.Dad and Grandma light the candles.

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Example · Choose the one sentence that says it all.The tiger chases the zebra. The lion chases the zebra. (The tiger and the lion chases the zebra. / The tiger chases the zebra. / The tiger and the lion chase the zebra.)The tiger and the lion chase the zebra.

Choose the one sentence that says it all.

  1. Dad lights the candles. Grandma lights the candles. (Dad and Grandma lights the candles. / Grandma lights the candles. / Dad and Grandma light the candles.)
  2. The sheep drinks water. The goat drinks water. (The sheep and the goat drink water. / The sheep and the goat drinks water. / The sheep drinks water.)
  3. The boy counts the coins. The woman counts the coins. (The boy counts the coins. / The boy and the woman counts the coins. / The boy and the woman count the coins.)
  4. The child hops. The child claps. (The child hops. / The child hops claps. / The child hops and claps.)
  5. The bee buzzes. The bee flies. (The bee buzzes flies. / The bee buzzes and flies. / The bee buzzes.)
  6. The coach cheered. The coach jogged. (The coach cheered. / The coach cheered jogged. / The coach cheered and jogged.)
  7. Grandma sent some letters to the boy. The letters were long. (Grandma sent some letters to the boy. / Grandma sent some letters long to the boy. / Grandma sent some long letters to the boy.)
  8. The game began. The game was long. (The game long began. / The game began. / The long game began.)
  9. I poured juice. I poured juice into the cup. (I poured juice into the cup. / Into the cup. / I poured juice.)
  10. The horses stand. They stand in the snow. (In the snow. / The horses stand in the snow. / The horses stand.)
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  1. Dad and Grandma light the candles.
  2. The sheep and the goat drink water.
  3. The boy and the woman count the coins.
  4. The child hops and claps.
  5. The bee buzzes and flies.
  6. The coach cheered and jogged.
  7. Grandma sent some long letters to the boy.
  8. The long game began.
  9. I poured juice into the cup.
  10. The horses stand in the snow.
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