Compound Sentences and Run-on Sentences

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Identify the compound sentence:

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The BB-8 rolled down the hall, but he hit a bump on the way.

Front

Identify the compound sentence:

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I wanted to tell him to close his door, but I thought it might be rude.

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Sentence type: They wanted chicken tacos, a bulldog bowl, and pudding for lunch.

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Simple

Front

Is the sentence simple or compound? I want to check with the other teachers as to when we are showing the movie.

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Simple

Front

Sentence type: Should I show "Minions," or "Hotel Transylvania?"

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compound

Front

Sentence type: I arrived at school on time, but she made me late for the meeting.

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compound

Front

Fix the run-on sentence: The student told us his plan we listened carefully.

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The student told us his plan, and we listened carefully.

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Change the run-on sentence to a compound sentence using a conjunction: Puppies and kittens are very cute; they are hard to take care of sometimes.

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Puppies and kittens are very cute, but they are hard to take care of sometimes.