Combine Subjects and Predicates

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Best way to combine: Aiden is in third grade. Bri is in third grade.

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Aiden and Bri are in third grade.

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Combine these sentences: Brody likes to play football. Brody likes to play baseball.

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Brody likes to play football and baseball.

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Combine these sentences: Teegan likes the beach. Alayna likes the beach.

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Teegan and Alayna like the beach.

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Combine the sentences: Jimmy likes to play basketball. Wesley likes to play basketball.

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Jimmy and Wesley like to play basketball.

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Complete the sentence: Garrett plays Mario Kart. Garrett plays Smash Brothers.

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Garrett plays Mario Kart and Smash Brothers.

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Combine these sentences: Lily shows a 4H steer. Lily shows 4H lambs.

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Lily shows a 4H steer and lambs.

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Best way to join sentences: Remington goes hunting with his dad. Remington goes hunting with his grandfather.

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Remington goes hunting with his dad and grandfather.

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Combine the sentences: Peyton has red hair. Madelyn has red hair.

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Peyton and Madelyn have red hair.

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Combine the sentences: Ryli has very neat handwriting. Ryli has very nice artwork.

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Ryli has very neat handwriting and nice artwork.

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Combine the sentences: Claudia has several cats. Claudia has two dogs.

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Claudia has several cats and two dogs.