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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 keeper washes the elephant. The vet washes the elephant. The keeper and the vet wash the elephant.The keeper and the vet washes the elephant.The keeper washes the elephant.

    The keeper and the vet wash the elephant.

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The officer flies the planes. The pilot flies the planes. The officer and the pilot fly the planes.The pilot flies the planes.The officer and the pilot flies the planes.

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Example · Choose the one sentence that says it all.The keeper washes the elephant. The vet washes the elephant. (The keeper and the vet wash the elephant. / The keeper and the vet washes the elephant. / The keeper washes the elephant.)The keeper and the vet wash the elephant.

Choose the one sentence that says it all.

  1. The officer flies the planes. The pilot flies the planes. (The officer and the pilot fly the planes. / The pilot flies the planes. / The officer and the pilot flies the planes.)
  2. The scout lights the fire. Dad lights the fire. (Dad lights the fire. / The scout and Dad lights the fire. / The scout and Dad light the fire.)
  3. Grandma packs the bag. The scout packs the bag. (The scout packs the bag. / Grandma and the scout packs the bag. / Grandma and the scout pack the bag.)
  4. The chef slices bread. The baker slices bread. (The chef and the baker slices bread. / The chef and the baker slice bread. / The chef slices bread.)
  5. The gardener plants corn. The farmer plants corn. (The gardener plants corn. / The gardener and the farmer plant corn. / The gardener and the farmer plants corn.)
  6. Dad makes soup. Mom makes soup. (Dad and Mom make soup. / Mom makes soup. / Dad and Mom makes soup.)
  7. The squirrel hides the nut. The monkey hides the nut. (The squirrel and the monkey hide the nut. / The squirrel and the monkey hides the nut. / The squirrel hides the nut.)
  8. The girl visits the zoo. Grandpa visits the zoo. (The girl and Grandpa visit the zoo. / Grandpa visits the zoo. / The girl and Grandpa visits the zoo.)
  9. The painter paints the fences. The worker paints the fences. (The worker paints the fences. / The painter and the worker paint the fences. / The painter and the worker paints the fences.)
  10. The shark eats the fish. The seal eats the fish. (The shark and the seal eats the fish. / The shark and the seal eat the fish. / The shark eats the fish.)
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Choose the combined sentence: Choose the sentence with both doers · answer key

  1. The officer and the pilot fly the planes.
  2. The scout and Dad light the fire.
  3. Grandma and the scout pack the bag.
  4. The chef and the baker slice bread.
  5. The gardener and the farmer plant corn.
  6. Dad and Mom make soup.
  7. The squirrel and the monkey hide the nut.
  8. The girl and Grandpa visit the zoo.
  9. The painter and the worker paint the fences.
  10. The shark and the seal eat the fish.
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