Combining Sentences Test 2

Front

Combine these sentences: Mr. Brown walked to the store. Mr. Brown's monkey walked to the store with him.

Back

Mr. Brown and his monkey walked to the store.

Front

How is this sentence correctly written?
Karen please don't put candy corn on the hot wings.
Options: Karen please don't put candy corn on the hot wings., Karen, please don't put candy corn on the hot wings., Karen please, don't put candy corn, on the hot wings., Karen please don't put candy corn, on the hot wings.

Back

Karen, please don't put candy corn on the hot wings.

Front

What is the best way to combine these sentences?
The policeman ran fast. The policeman caught the criminal. The policeman was strong.

Back

The strong policeman ran fast and caught the criminal.

Front

What is the best way to combine these sentences?
The test was difficult. We took the test yesterday.

Back

The test we took yesterday was difficult.

Front

What is the best way to combine these sentences?
Did you eat the pizza? My mom made the pizza. My mom the pizza today.

Back

Did you eat the pizza my mom made today?

Front

Combine these sentences: The dog loves the park. The dog enjoys running by the pond.

Back

The dog loves the park and enjoys running by the pond.

Front

Combine these sentences: The cactus is thirsty. The cactus is not getting enough sunlight.

Back

The cactus is thirsty because it is not getting enough sunlight.

Front

What is the best way to combine these sentences?
Sally is smart. Sally is sweet. Sally is also funny.

Back

Sally is smart, sweet, and funny.

Front

Combine these sentences: Hartford is the capital of Connecticut. Hartford is the largest city in the state of Connecticut.

Back

Hartford is the capital of Connecticut and the largest city in the state.

Front

Combine these sentences: Drew's dog jumped into the air. Janie's dog jumped into the air as well.

Back

Drew's and Janie's dogs jumped into the air.