Simple and Compound Sentences

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What is the best way to combine the sentences? The ball is mine. You can play with it.

Back

This ball is mine, but you can play with it.

Front

What is the best way to combine the sentences? I called Max. He came over to my house.

Back

I called Max, and he came over to my house.

Front

What is the best way to combine the sentences? I like apples. Mom bought some for me.

Back

I like apples, so mom bought some for me.

Front

Combine the sentences:

I like apples. Mom bought some for me.

Back

I like apples, so mom bought some for me.

Front

Is the sentence simple or compound?

Isaiah wore blue jeans and a polo shirt.

Back

simple

Front

Is the sentence simple or compound?
Should I make pancakes, or should I make waffles?

Back

compound

Front

Is the sentence simple or compound?

I want to go to the game, but I don’t have a ticket.

Back

compound

Front

Is the sentence simple or compound?

Noah helped our teacher organize the class library.

Back

simple

Front

Is the sentence simple or compound?

It’s Jada’s birthday, so we should make her a chocolate cake!

Back

compound

Front

Which word is the conjunction in the sentence: Mom made supper, and dad cleaned the dishes?

Back

and