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Read every option, then choose the sentence that follows the rule.

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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 children laughed. The children clapped. The children laughed clapped.The children laughed.The children laughed and clapped.

    The children laughed and clapped.

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The baby splashed. The baby yawned. The baby splashed and yawned.The baby splashed yawned.The baby splashed.

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Example · Choose the one sentence that says it all.The children laughed. The children clapped. (The children laughed clapped. / The children laughed. / The children laughed and clapped.)The children laughed and clapped.

Choose the one sentence that says it all.

  1. The baby splashed. The baby yawned. (The baby splashed and yawned. / The baby splashed yawned. / The baby splashed.)
  2. The child hopped. The child clapped. (The child hopped and clapped. / The child hopped. / The child hopped clapped.)
  3. The clown waved. The clown danced. (The clown waved danced. / The clown waved. / The clown waved and danced.)
  4. The moon rises. The moon shines. (The moon rises shines. / The moon rises and shines. / The moon rises.)
  5. The moon rose. The moon shone. (The moon rose and shone. / The moon rose shone. / The moon rose.)
  6. The girls skated. The girls jumped. (The girls skated jumped. / The girls skated. / The girls skated and jumped.)
  7. The coach cheers. The coach jogs. (The coach cheers jogs. / The coach cheers and jogs. / The coach cheers.)
  8. The elephants sleep. The elephants walk. (The elephants sleep walk. / The elephants sleep. / The elephants sleep and walk.)
  9. The wolves sleep. The wolves run. (The wolves sleep. / The wolves sleep and run. / The wolves sleep run.)
  10. The baby crawled. The baby napped. (The baby crawled and napped. / The baby crawled. / The baby crawled napped.)
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Choose the combined sentence: Choose the sentence with both things done · answer key

  1. The baby splashed and yawned.
  2. The child hopped and clapped.
  3. The clown waved and danced.
  4. The moon rises and shines.
  5. The moon rose and shone.
  6. The girls skated and jumped.
  7. The coach cheers and jogs.
  8. The elephants sleep and walk.
  9. The wolves sleep and run.
  10. The baby crawled and napped.
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