Grammar Picnic
Combining sentences
10 sentences · Join the two doers with and, Join two things one doer did, Move the describing word in, Move the place in
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Two short sentences can make one. Say each thing once: Sam ran. Sam jumped. Sam ran and jumped.
Example 1Join the two sentences into one with and. Check the verb.
The rabbit digs the holes. The fox digs the holes.
The rabbit and the fox dig the holes.
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Example · Join the two sentences into one with and. Check the verb.The rabbit digs the holes. The fox digs the holes.The rabbit and the fox dig the holes.
- Join the two sentences into one with and. Check the verb.The dolphin chases the fish. The shark chases the fish.
- Join the two sentences into one with and. Check the verb.The king wears the crown. The queen wears the crown.
- Join the two sentences into one with and. Check the verb.Grandma wipes the windows. The driver wipes the windows.
- Make one sentence. Say "Mom" only once.Mom spreads butter. Mom drinks tea.
- Make one sentence. Say "Grandpa" only once.Grandpa fished in the river. Grandpa did not catch any fish.
- Make one sentence. Say "the farmer" only once.The farmer picks pumpkins. The farmer does not sell them.
- Make one sentence. Put the describing word before "monkey".The monkey ate a banana. The monkey was hungry.
- Make one sentence. Put the describing word before "windows".The driver wipes the windows. The windows are frosty.
- Make one sentence that tells where.The pig sits. It sits in the mud.
- Make one sentence that tells where.The frogs sit. They sit on a log.
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Joined sentences are models: another way that says each thing once is right too.
- The dolphin and the shark chase the fish.
- The king and the queen wear the crown.
- Grandma and the driver wipe the windows.
- Mom spreads butter and drinks tea.
- Grandpa fished in the river but did not catch any fish.
- The farmer picks pumpkins but does not sell them.
- The hungry monkey ate a banana.
- The driver wipes the frosty windows.
- The pig sits in the mud.
- The frogs sit on a log.
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