Combining Sentences

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Combine the sentences: I like the color red. I don't like the color pink.

Back

I like the color red but, I don't like the color pink., I like the color red but, don't like the color pink.

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Combine the sentences: Penny bought apples at the market. She made pie.

Back

Penny bought apples at the market and made a pie.

Front

Combine the sentences: Turtles live near the pond. Frogs live near the pond.

Back

Turtles and frogs live near the pond.

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What is the best way to combine the sentences: "She likes reading." and "She likes math."?

Back

She likes reading and math.

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What is the best way to combine the sentences: "Zookeepers feed animals." and "Zookeepers clean animals."?

Back

Zookeepers feed and clean animals.

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What is the best way to combine the sentences: "I can train dolphins." and "The dolphins do flips."?

Back

I can train dolphins to do flips.

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Read the sentences. What is the best way to combine the two? Jane studies chimpanzees. The chimpanzees are using tools.

Back

Jane studies the chimpanzees using tools.

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She saw a dog run in front of her car. She swerved to miss the dog and hit a huge tree.

Back

She saw a dog run in front of her car, so she swerved to miss the dog and hit a huge tree.

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Cotton candy is sweet. Cotton candy is sticky.

Back

Cotton candy is sweet and sticky.

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Jamie was hoping his team would win. Jamie was hoping his team would go to the playoffs.

Back

Jamie was hoping his team would win, and go to the playoffs.