Grammar U5W4

Correctly combine these sentences: I want to go to the movies. I don’t want to go ice skating.

• I want to go to the movies but I don't want to go ice skating.
• I want to go to the movies, but I don't want to go ice skating.
• I want to go to the movies and I don't want to go ice skating.
• I want to go to the movies yet I don't want to go ice skating.

Correctly combine these sentences:  The dog ran around the backyard. It was a playful pup.

• The dog, a playful pup ran around the backyard.
• The playful pup dog ran around the backyard.
• The dog playful pup ran around the backyard.
• The dog, a playful pup, ran around the backyard.

Correctly combine these sentences:  I am late for school. I am almost ready to leave.

• I am late for school, but I am almost ready to leave.
• I am late for school but I am almost ready to leave.
• I am late for school, and I am ready to leave.
• I am late for school; I am almost ready to leave.

Correctly combine these sentences: He finished his homework. He was quick.

• He finished his homework. Quickly.
• He finished his homework quick.
• He finished his homework.
• He finished his homework quickly.

Correctly combine these sentences: Wolves stay away from humans. Wolves are shy creatures.

• Wolves, shy creatures, stay away from humans.
• Wolves stay away from humans, shy creatures.
• Wolves are shy creatures and they stay away from humans.
• Wolves shy creatures stay away from humans.