Writing- Compound Subject Sentences. Ind. 1

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Bill sneezed. Kassie sneezed.

• Bill sneezed

• Bill and Kassie sneezed.

• Bill but Kassie sneezed.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Kristin made cookies. Joey made cookies.

• Joey made cookies.

• Kristin made cookies.

• Kristin or Joey made cookies.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Fruit flies and insects. Lady bugs are insects.

• Fruit flies but lady bugs are insects.

• Fruit flies and lady bugs are insects.

• Lady bugs are insects.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

The girls are planning the dance. The boys are planning the dance.

• The girls or boys are planning the dance.

• The girls are planning the dance.

• The girls for boys are planning the dance.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Our dog ran after the ducks. Our cat ran after the ducks.

• Our dog ran after the ducks, but our cat ran after the ducks.

• Our dog ran after the ducks.

• Our dog and cat ran after the ducks.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Joshua got lost in the parking lot. Daniel got lost in the parking lot.

• Joshua and Daniel got lost in the parking lot.

• Daniel got lost in the parking lot.

• Joshua but Daniel got lost in the parking lot.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Her shoes were covered with mud. Her ankles were covered with mud.

• Her ankles or arms were covered in mud.

• Her shoes and ankles were covered with mud.

• Her shoes were covered in mud.

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

My mom took me to the movies. My dad took me to the movies.

• My mom and dad took me to the movies.

• My dad took me to the movies.

• My mom or cousin took me to the movies.