Combining sentences - subjects and predicates.

Now you try one.

Multiple Choice

Azalea likes pizza. Henessey likes pizza.

• azalea and henessey likes pizza.

• Azalea likes pizza Henessey like pizza.

• azlea henessey likes pizza.

• Azalea and Henessey like pizza.

How did you do?

Multiple Choice

Jose likes football. Ode likes football.

• Jose like football Ode like football.

• jose ode like football

• Jose and Ode likes footballs.

• Jose and Ode like football.

One more!

Open Ended

My brother enjoyed the book. His best friend enjoyed the book.

Let's switch things up a little.

Now you try one.

Multiple Select

A rabbit hopped over a stick. A rabbit ran across the garden.

• A rabbit hopped over a stick and ran across the garden.

• A rabbit hopped over a stick, a rabbit ran across the garden.

• Hopped over a stick a rabbit ran across the garden.

• A rabbit hopped and ran across the garden and over a stick.

How did you do?

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to combine the following sentences?

John eats breakfast. John goes to work.

• John eats breakfast and goes to work.

• John goes to work eats breakfast.

• John eats breakfast goes to work.

• John eats and goes to work breakfast.

One more!

Open Ended

The kids like to eat candy. The kids like to eat chips.