Today we continued to work on Run-on sentences. Instead of separating the run-on into two different sentences, today we combined sentences using AND, SO, BUT, BECAUSE.
We use AND to combine two ideas that are connected but have no direct relationship.
For example: Melody went home AND started her homework.
We use SO to combine two ideas that have a relationship, you need one for the other.
For example: Melody was very hungry, so she ate lunch.
For homework: Work with the sentences below.
1. The math class is difficult I have to study
every night.
2. We thanked the volunteers for cleaning the
park the mayor sent all of them a handwritten thank-you note.
3. My metal patio chairs were too hot to touch,
we spread a blanket out on the grass and had a picnic in the backyard.
Level 1: Please edit sentences 1 and 2 to create compound sentences using AND or SO.
Level 2: Please edit the above sentences to create compound sentences using AND or SO.
Level 3: Please edit the above sentences to create compound sentences using AND or SO. Pick ONE sentence to re-write as two separate sentences.
Folks at home please sign: ____________________
Please complete 20 minutes of IXL daily.
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