Combining Sentences

Our class visited the firestation. Our class visited the post office.

• Our class visited the firestation and the post ofiice.

• Our class visited the firestation.

• Our class visited the post office but not the firestation

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

• The trees have leaves

• The trees have red leaves and yellow leaves.

• The trees have red leaves but not yellow leaves.

Miss Lange is the math teacher. Miss Lange teaches algebra.

• Miss Lange teaches algebra.

• Miss Lange teaches algebra but not math.

• Miss Lange is the math teacher and teaches algebra.

James likes to draw spaceships. James likes to draw robots.

• James likes to draw robots.

• James likes to draw spaceships or robots

• James likes to draw spaceships and robots.

Our teacher reads stories. Our teacher reads poems.

• Our teacher reads stories and poems.

• Our teacher reads poems but not stories.

• Our teacher reads stories.

My grandmother bakes cookies. My grandmother bakes cakes.

• My grandmother bakes cakes.

• My grandmother bakes cookies and cakes.

• My grandmother bakes cookies.

The pelicans ate fish. The pelicans ate crabs.

• The pelicans ate fish.

• The pelicans ate crabs but not fish.

• The pelicans ate fish and crabs.

We built sand castles. We build forts.

• We build forts or sand castles.

• We build sand castles and forts.

• We build forts.

Mom packed sandwiches. Mom packed fruit.

• Mom packed fruit.

• Mom packed sandwiches.

• Mom packed sandwiches and fruit.

Ronald likes to eat hamburgers. Ronald likes to eat pizza.

• Ronald likes to eat pizza or hamburgers.

• Ronald likes to eat pizza.

• Ronald likes to eat hamburgers and pizza.