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Combine these two sentences. Deserts are dry. Rain is rare.

• Deserts are dry rain.

• Deserts are dry, and rain is rare.

• Deserts are dry and rain is rare.

combine the sentences Some deserts are rocky. Some deserts are sandy.

• Some deserts are rocky, and some are sandy.

• Deserts are rocky and sandy.

• Some deserts are rocky and some are sandy.

Basmat enjoys eating rice. Eduardo enjoys eating rice.

• Basmat and Eduardo enjoys eating rice.

• Basmat and Eduardo enjoy eating rice.

• Basmat, and Eduardo enjoy eating rice.

The cat eats tacos. Luis eats tacos.

• The cat and Luis eat tacos.

• The cat eats Luis.

• The cat and Luis eats tacos.

Bruno studies English every day. Jafar studies English every day.

• Jafar studies Bruno's English.

• Jafar and Bruno studies English.

• Jafar and Bruno study English.

Francisco runs very fast. Celina runs very fast.

• Francisco and Celina run.

• Francisco and Celina runs fast.

• Francisco and Celina run fast.

The book was good. The movie was good.

• The good book was a movie.

• The book and the movie was good.

• The book and the movie were good.

Combine the sentences:
John eats cookies.
John drinks milk.

• John eats milk and drinks cookies.
• John eats cookies and John drinks milk.
• John eats cookies and drinks milk.
• John eats and drinks milk.

Combine the sentences:
The dancer spins.
The dancer twirls.

• The dancer spins and twirls.
• The dancer spins and the dancer twirls.
• The dancer spins twirls.
• The dancer spins but twirls.

Combine the sentences:
The fish blows bubbles.
The fish swims.

• The fish blows bubbles swims.
• The fish blows bubbles the fish swims.
• The fish blows bubbles and swims.
• The fish blows bubbles and the fish swims.