Wonders Unit 2 Week 4: Combining Sentences

Combine sentences that share the same subject nouns or predicate nouns. Type the new sentence.

Our class visited the fire station. Our class visited the post office.

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Combine sentences that share the same subject nouns or predicate nouns. Type the new sentence.

The trees have red leaves. The trees have yellow leaves.

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Combine sentences that share the same subject nouns or predicate nouns. Type the new sentence.

Mr. Timmons is a coach. Miss Lange is a coach.

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Combine sentences that share the same subject nouns or predicate nouns. Type the new sentence.

Liberty got four inches of snow. Stanton got four inches of snow.

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Choose the sentence with the commas where they belong.

• We will need sugar, flour and butter for the cake.

• We will need sugar flour and butter for the cake.

• We will need sugar, flour, and better for the cake.

Choose the sentence with the commas where they belong.

• My friend moved to Denver, Colorado.

• My friend moved to Denver Colorado.

• My friend moved to, Denver Colorado.

Choose the sentence with the commas where they belong.

• No we can't make it to the party this weekend.

• No, we can't make it to the party this weekend.

• No, we can't make it, to the party, this weekend.

Choose the sentence with the commas where they belong.

• My grandmother was born on May 25 1950.

• My grandmother was born, on May 25 1950.

• My grandmother was born on May 25, 1950.

Choose the sentence with the commas where they belong.

• The pet store is located at 127 Green Street, Mason, Iowa.

• The pet store is located at 127, Green Street Mason Iowa.

• The pet store is located at 127 Green Street Mason Iowa.

Choose the sentence with the commas where they belong.

• Sarah did you study for the spelling test?

• Sarah did, you study for the spelling test?

• Sarah, did you study for the spelling test?