Compound Subjects, Objects, and Predicates

Combine the predicates:

The school closes. The school doesn't let anyone in.

Combine the predicates:

Lucy memorizes the poem. Lucy recites the poem

(a)  

Combine the predicates:

The donuts tasted like dirty socks. The donuts smelled like dirty socks.

(a)  

Combine the objects:

The dancer dances on stage. The dancer dances to the beat.

(a)  

Combine the predicates:

The school closes. The school doesn't let anyone in.

Combine the subjects:

The boys are going on a class trip. The girls are going on a class trip.

Combine the subjects:

Trevor is watering the flowers. Hannah is watering the flowers.

(a)  

Combine the predicates:

Those players are practicing. Those players are trying to shoot a goal.

Combine the subjects:

Mark likes to eat waffles. Suzy likes to eat waffles.

Combine the subjects:

Lions chase their prey. Tigers chase their prey.