Revise & Editing

Revise & Editing

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Subject & Predicate (verb)

Fanboys

Combine Sentences

Poll

How confident are you with combining sentences?

• I understand

• I am confused

Multiple Choice

How do you combine these two sentences?

Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing. She likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing, or she likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing and she likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing, and she likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing or she likes to dance.

Multiple Choice

How do you combine these two sentences?

Elena can go to the park. She can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park but she can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park, or she can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park or she can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park, but she can go to the movies.

Multiple Choice

How do you combine these two sentences?

Ethan enjoys playing basketball. Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball, and Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball but Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball, but Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball and Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

Multiple Choice

When the two sentences have a subject, verb, and a complete thought......

• you just add a comma

• You add a conjunction( fanboys)

• You add a comma and a conjunction(Fanboys)

• You just combine them by taking the period out.

Multiple Choice

When combining sentences, if one sentence has a subject, verb, and is a complete thought and the other sentences is a fragment (missing a subject or verb).....

• You just combine them with a comma

• You combine them with a comma and a conjunction( fanboys)

• You combine them with just a conjunction( fanboys)