Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma. I studied for my math test. I got a good grade.

I studied for my math test, and I got a good grade.

I studied for my math test, but I got a good grade.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma. The kale was on sale. I do not really like kale.

The kale was on sale, but I do not really like kale.

The kale was on sale, and I do not really like kale.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma. We went to the street fair. Mom bought us roasted corn.

We went to the street fair, and Mom bought us roasted corn.

We went to the street fair, but Mom bought us roasted corn.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma. Dad took me shopping. He realized he’d left his wallet at home.

Dad took me shopping, but he realized he’d left his wallet at home.

Dad took me shopping, and he realized he’d left his wallet at home.

Dad took me shopping, and he realized that some students were not on the Quizz game and lost points on Class dojo.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma. My sister made sandwiches for lunch. I helped clean up afterward.

My sister made sandwiches for lunch, but I helped clean up afterward.

My sister made sandwiches for lunch, and I helped clean up afterward.

My sister made sandwiches for lunch, and I helped clean up after Quizz game and earned points on Class dojo.

compound sentence. Use or or so and a comma. You can visit your grandmother today. You can wait until tomorrow.

You can visit your grandmother today, or you can wait until tomorrow.

You can visit your grandmother today or you can wait until tomorrow.

You can visit your grandmother today, so you can wait until tomorrow.

You can visit your grandmother today so you can wait until tomorrow.

compound sentence. Use or or so and a comma. We ran out of flour. We couldn’t make cookies.

We ran out of flour, so we couldn’t make cookies.

We ran out of flour so we couldn’t make cookies.

We ran out of flour, or we couldn’t make cookies.

We ran out of flour or we couldn’t make cookies.

compound sentence. Use or or so and a comma. You can make a poster to advertise the sale. You can create a video ad.

You can make a poster to advertise the sale, or you can create a video ad.

You can make a poster to advertise the sale, so you can create a video ad.

You can make a poster to advertise the sale or you can create a video ad.

You can make a poster to advertise the sale so you can create a video ad.

compound sentence. Use or or so and a comma. We can visit the Natural History Museum. We can spend the day at the Art Museum.

We can visit the Natural History Museum, or we can spend the day at the Art Museum.

We can visit the Natural History Museum, so we can spend the day at the Art Museum.

We can visit the Natural History Museum or we can spend the day at the Art Museum.

We can visit the Natural History Museum so we can spend the day at the Art Museum.

compound sentence. Use or or so and a comma. I want to help my family. I’ll wash the dishes.

I want to help my family, so I’ll wash the dishes.

I want to help my family, or I’ll wash the dishes.

I want to help my family or I’ll wash the dishes.

I want to help my family so I’ll wash the dishes.

compound sentence. Use or or so and a comma. We can practice today. We can wait to practice tomorrow.

We can practice today, or we can wait to practice tomorrow.

We can practice today, so we can wait to practice tomorrow.

We can practice today so we can wait to practice tomorrow.

We can practice today or we can wait to practice tomorrow.

We can do google meet today, or we can shut our cameras off and wait for Mr. Fuertis to notice.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. I didn’t finish my math last night. I worked on it this morning.

I didn’t finish my math last night, so I worked on it this morning.

I didn’t finish my math last night, or I worked on it this morning.

I didn’t finish my math last night, yet I worked on it this morning.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. I haven’t seen Tia in a while. I know we will have fun together.

I haven’t seen Tia in a while, yet I know we will have fun together.

I haven’t seen Tia in a while, so I know we will have fun together.

I haven’t seen Tia in a while, but I know we will have fun together.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. It rained all day. Dad has to wait to mow the lawn.

It rained all day, so Dad has to wait to mow the lawn.

It rained all day, or Dad has to wait to mow the lawn.

It rained all day, yet Dad has to wait to mow the lawn.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. It may rain later. It’s sunny outside now.

It may rain later, yet it ’s sunny outside now.

It may rain later, so it ’s sunny outside now.

It may rain later, or it ’s sunny outside now.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. It may rain later. It’s sunny outside now.

It may rain later, yet it ’s sunny outside now.

It may rain later, so it ’s sunny outside now.

It may rain later, or it ’s sunny outside now.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. I want to earn some money this summer. I’m going to walk dogs.

I want to earn some money this summer, so I’m going to walk dogs.

I want to earn some money this summer, yet I’m going to walk dogs.

I want to earn some money this summer, but I’m going to walk dogs.

complete each sentence correctly Connect the two sentences to make a compound sentence. Use so or yet and a comma. Gramps is coming to visit. I’m helping to make his favorite meal.

Gramps is coming to visit, so I’m helping to make his favorite meal.

Gramps is coming to visit, or I’m helping to make his favorite meal.

Gramps is coming to visit, yet I’m helping to make his favorite meal.

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.
The , , bunny wiggled its nose at me.

(soft brown cute)

brown cute soft

cute brown soft

soft brown cute

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CCSS.L.4.1D

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

Did you see the , hot-air balloon over the stadium? (colorful huge)

colorful huge

huge colorful

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1D

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

I ordered a __, ,
salad. (big Greek delicious)

big Greek delicious

delicious big Greek

Greek delicious big

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1D

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

Tim got a ___, ,
bike for his birthday. (red beautiful shiny)

red beautiful shiny

beautiful shiny red

shiny red beautiful

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1D

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

A , snake slithered out of the bushes. (striped long)

striped long

long striped

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1D

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

Did anyone find a ,
, backpack? (purple large new)

purple large new

new purple large

large new purple

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1D

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.

I rushed to the ticket office. The concert was sold out.

I rushed to the ticket office, but the concert was sold out

I rushed to the ticket office, and the concert was sold out

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.3.1H

CCSS.L.3.1I

CCSS.L.4.2C

CCSS.L.5.1E

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Benchmark Unit 5 Grammar practice

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.The ____________, ____________, ____________ bunny wiggled its nose at me.(soft brown cute)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.Did you see the ____________, ____________ hot-air balloon over the stadium? (colorful huge)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.I ordered a ______________, ____________, ____________ salad. (big Greek delicious)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.Tim got a _______________, ____________, ____________ bike for his birthday. (red beautiful shiny)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.A ____________, ____________ snake slithered out of the bushes. (striped long)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.Did anyone find a ____________,____________, ____________ backpack? (purple large new)

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.I rushed to the ticket office. The concert was sold out.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.I studied for my math test. I got a good grade.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.The kale was on sale. I do not really like kale.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.We went to the street fair. Mom bought us roasted corn.

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Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.
The , , bunny wiggled its nose at me.

(soft brown cute)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

Did you see the , hot-air balloon over the stadium? (colorful huge)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

I ordered a __, ,
salad. (big Greek delicious)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

Tim got a ___, ,
bike for his birthday. (red beautiful shiny)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

A , snake slithered out of the bushes. (striped long)

Complete the following sentences by writing the adjectives in ( ) in the correct order.

Did anyone find a ,
, backpack? (purple large new)

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.

I rushed to the ticket office. The concert was sold out.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.

I studied for my math test. I got a good grade.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.

The kale was on sale. I do not really like kale.

Pick the simple sentences to make a compound sentence. Use and or but and a comma.

We went to the street fair. Mom bought us roasted corn.