Combining Sentences

Which is the best way to combine these two sentences?

Drew's dog jumped into the air. Janie's dog jumped into the air as well.

• Drew's dog jumped into the air, and Janie's dog jumped into the air as well.

• Drew's dog jumped and Janie's dog jumped into the air.

• Drew's and Janie's dogs jumped into the air.

• Drew's dog jumped into the air, and Janie's dog jumped into the air.

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

Did you eat the pizza? My mom made the pizza. My mom the pizza today.

• Did you eat the pizza that my mom made that was today?

• Did you eat the pizza, and my mom made the pizza today.

• The pizza my mom made today, did you eat it?

• Did you eat the pizza my mom made today?

Choose the best sentence the combines these two sentences: The dogs sleep outside. The cats sleep outside.

• The dogs sleep outside and the cats sleep outside.

• The dogs and cats sleep outside.

• The cats sleep outside, and the dogs do too.

Which is the best way to combine these two sentences?

Mary's dog is big. Mary's dog is black. Mary's dog can run fast.

• Mary's dog is big, and Mary's dog is black, and Mary's dog can run fast.

• Mary's dog is big, and black, and can run fast.

• Mary's big, black dog can run fast.

• Mary's dog can run fast, and it is big and it is black.

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

The test was difficult. We took the test yesterday.

• The test was difficult, and we took the test yesterday.

• The test was difficult, and we took it yesterday.

• The test we took yesterday was difficult.

• The test was difficult because we took it yesterday.

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

Sally is smart. Sally is sweet. Sally is also funny.

• Sally is smart, sweet, and funny.

• Sally is smart, and Sally is sweet and funny.

• Sally is smart, and Sally is sweet, and Sally is funny.

• Sally is smart, she is sweet, and she is funny.

How is this sentence correctly written?

Karen please don't put candy corn on the hot wings.

• Karen please don't put candy corn on the hot wings.

• Karen, please don't put candy corn on the hot wings.

• Karen please, don't put candy corn, on the hot wings.

• Karen please don't put candy corn, on the hot wings.

Choose the best sentence the combines these two sentences: The kids wanted to play hopscotch. The kids wanted to play tag.

• The kids wanted to play.

• The kids played hopscotch.

• The kids wanted to play hopscotch and tag.

Which is the best way to combine these two sentences?

Mr. Brown walked to the store. Mr. Brown's monkey walked to the store with him.

• Mr. Brown and Mr. Brown's monkey walked to the store.

• Mr. Brown walked to the store, and Mr. Brown's monkey walked to the store with him.

• Mr. Brown and his monkey walked to the store.

• Mr. Brown walked and his monkey both walked to the store.

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

The policeman ran fast.

The policeman caught the criminal.

The policeman was strong.

• The policeman ran fast, the policeman caught the criminal, and the policeman was strong.

• The policeman ran fast, caught the criminal, and the policeman was strong.

• The policeman was fast, and he was strong, and he caught the criminal

• The strong policeman ran fast and caught the criminal.