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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 acorn falls. The acorn is small. The small acorn falls.The acorn small falls.The acorn falls.

    The small acorn falls.

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Jill lends a pencil to Dan. The pencil is short. Jill lends a pencil to Dan.Jill lends a pencil short to Dan.Jill lends a short pencil to Dan.

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Example · Choose the one sentence that says it all.The acorn falls. The acorn is small. (The small acorn falls. / The acorn small falls. / The acorn falls.)The small acorn falls.

Choose the one sentence that says it all.

  1. Jill lends a pencil to Dan. The pencil is short. (Jill lends a pencil to Dan. / Jill lends a pencil short to Dan. / Jill lends a short pencil to Dan.)
  2. The fire crackled. The fire was bright. (The bright fire crackled. / The fire bright crackled. / The fire crackled.)
  3. We show the pictures to Grandma. The pictures are pretty. (We show the pictures to Grandma. / We show the pictures pretty to Grandma. / We show the pretty pictures to Grandma.)
  4. The elephant walks. The elephant is huge. (The elephant huge walks. / The huge elephant walks. / The elephant walks.)
  5. Mom handed some cups to Dad. The cups were blue. (Mom handed some cups blue to Dad. / Mom handed some blue cups to Dad. / Mom handed some cups to Dad.)
  6. The foxes creep. The foxes are red. (The foxes creep. / The red foxes creep. / The foxes red creep.)
  7. The man hurries. The man is tall. (The man hurries. / The man tall hurries. / The tall man hurries.)
  8. The guest brought a present to Jen. The present was big. (The guest brought a present to Jen. / The guest brought a present big to Jen. / The guest brought a big present to Jen.)
  9. Dad put a coat on the chair. The coat was warm. (Dad put a warm coat on the chair. / Dad put a coat on the chair. / Dad put a coat warm on the chair.)
  10. The whales jumped. The whales were huge. (The whales huge jumped. / The huge whales jumped. / The whales jumped.)
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  1. Jill lends a short pencil to Dan.
  2. The bright fire crackled.
  3. We show the pretty pictures to Grandma.
  4. The huge elephant walks.
  5. Mom handed some blue cups to Dad.
  6. The red foxes creep.
  7. The tall man hurries.
  8. The guest brought a big present to Jen.
  9. Dad put a warm coat on the chair.
  10. The huge whales jumped.
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