Compound Sentences

Compound Sentences

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What do you need?

To make a compound sentence, you need

~TWO small sentences
~a comma
~a conjunction (and, but, or)

Multiple Choice

What is NOT a conjunction?

• and

• finally

• but

• or

Lists vs. Compound Sentences

Compound Sentences

~TWO small sentences
~a comma
~a conjunction (and, but, or)

I like cats, and I like dogs.

~ONE sentence
~ multiple commas
~a conjunction (and, but, or)

I need cookies, brownies, and cupcakes for my party.

Lists

Multiple Choice

Which shows a compound sentence?

• I love math, but I am not a fan of science.

• I need balloons, hats, and gifts.

• You are so nice!

• The answer is.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence shows a LIST?

• Daniel likes to play baseball, but he loves to play football.

• You will love 3rd and 4th grade!

• I want 3 dogs, 2 cats, and 1 fish.

Multiple Choice

What is an example of a SIMPLE sentence?

• I like cheese!

• Do you like?

• My name is Olivia, but his is Merrick.

• You can do your homework now, or you can do it later.

Multiple Select

What are 2 examples of a compound sentence?

• You may play IXL, or you can play Splashlearn.

• Mrs. Altis teaches social studies, but Ms. Beckers teaches science.

• You need 1 pencil, 2 markers, 8 crayons, and 6 erasers.

• You will rock this test and this quiz!

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