Understanding Compound Sentences

I wanted to buy a teddy bear.

I started to save money.

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Gillian did not like to read.

She was not very good at it.

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You can cry like a baby.

You can clean your room like an adult.

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I don't want to practice playing my violin.

I don't want to disobey my mother.

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You can make a big poster.

You can make a little clay statue.

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People here are lazy.

They are nice.

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Will you go out?

Will you at home?

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Should Jenny go to school?

Should Jenny work in the farm?

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The exams are hard.

The students are smart.

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Bella is a good wife.

She is a bad friend.

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