Unit#5 Combining sentences: subject and object pronouns

Unit#5 Combining sentences: subject and object pronouns

By joseph martin

​Two sentences with the same predicate but different subject can be combined by forming compound subjects and objects

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​Andrew planned the picnic               

I planned the picnic

​Andrew and I planned the picnic

Subject pronoun​

​Sarah talked to Lucy

Sarah talked to me

​Sarah talked to Lucy and me.

Object pronoun​

​Name the compound subject or object formed when each pair of sentences are combined.

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1- He ate six hot dogs. His friends ate six hot dogs.

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2-  Sauki brought pizza to Logan. Sauki  brought pizza to me.

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3- Diana served the corn. You served the corn.

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4- This mustard is for the teachers. This mustard is for him.

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5- She brought some napkins. Mr. Silva brought some napkins.

​Write the pronoun that can take the place of the underline word.take into account capital letters.

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​Combine each pair of sentences to make one sentence.

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Cameron wants a brownie. I want a brownie.

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Martha ate the sandwich. He ate the sandwich.

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 The ants bit Kathy. The ants bit me.

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The teachers were late. She was late.

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My parents brought Miguel home. My parents brought them home. teachers were late. She was late.

​Combine the following sentences. Be extra careful.

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​Rewrite the paragraph by combining choppy and repetitive sentences.

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My friends like the playground. I like the playground. It is small. It has enough room for us to play . We can play volleyball. We can play basketball. You can be on my team. Felipe can be on my team. I will see you there. I will see your brother there.