Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence? I like chocolate ice cream. My friend likes strawberry.

I like chocolate ice cream, but my friend likes strawberry.

I like chocolate ice cream, or my friend likes strawberry.

I like chocolate ice cream, my friend likes strawberry.

I like chocolate ice cream my friend likes strawberry.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence? We can go to the concert. We can go to the game.

We can go to the concert, or we can go to the game.

We can go to the concert, so we can go to the game.

We can go to the concert, we can go to the game.

We can go to the concert we can go to the game.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence? It stopped raining. The sun came out.

It stopped raining, and the sun came out.

It stopped raining, the sun came out.

It stopped raining, yet the sun came out.

It stopped raining the sun came out.

Select the answer choice that most effectively revises the sentence below.The storm was very big, the thunder was very loud, the lightning was very bright, and the rainfall was very hard on the roof, all of which made the cat very scared.

During the large storm, thunder boomed, lightning flashed, and rain pounded on the roof, terrifying the cat.

The big storm will scare the cat.

The huge storm caused really loud thunder, blinding lightning, and loud heavy rainfall that, all combined, made the cat feel terrified.

There was a great big storm, complete with loud thunder, bright lightning, and rainfall drumming on the roof, and it made the cat very scared.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below? The tree swayed in the wind. The tree did not break.

The tree swayed in the wind but did not break. .

The tree, in the wind, swayed, without breaking.

The tree swayed in the wind, the tree did not break.

The tree did not break, when the tree swayed in the wind

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below? The cats cuddled together. The cats fell asleep.

The cats cuddled together and fell asleep.

The sleeping cats cuddled together and then they fell asleep.

Asleep the cats cuddled together.

The cats cuddled together but they fell asleep.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below. The tree swayed in the wind. The tree did not break.

The tree swayed in the wind but did not break.

The tree, in the wind, swayed, without breaking.

The tree swayed in the wind, the tree did not break.

The tree did not break, when the tree swayed in the wind.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below? Her kite looks like an airplane. That cloud looks like an airplane.

Her kite and that cloud look like airplanes.

Her kite looks like that cloud that looks like an airplane.

Her kite looks like an airplane or that cloud looks like an airplane.

Her kite and that cloud looks like an airplane.

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Sentence Construction/Expanding/Combining/Reducing

A sentence that has a subject and a verb and expresses one complete thought is

a sentence that contains two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction is

A sentence that contains an independent clause and at least one dependent clause is

Would you like a cookie, or would you rather have a piece of cake?This is an example of ___________________________

Miguel loves cars, but he can never find the time to work on one.This is an example of ___________________

My father warned us about the dangers of forest fires before he took us camping. This is an example of

Mrs. Smith's class won the basketball championship last year.This is an example of ________.

Although Jason takes drum lessons, he also plays the tube in the band.This is an example of

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence?I like chocolate ice cream. My friend likes strawberry.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence?We can go to the concert. We can go to the game.

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Would you like a cookie, or would you rather have a piece of cake?
This is an example of ___________________________

Miguel loves cars, but he can never find the time to work on one.
This is an example of ___________________

My father warned us about the dangers of forest fires before he took us camping.
This is an example of

Mrs. Smith's class won the basketball championship last year.
This is an example of ________.

Although Jason takes drum lessons, he also plays the tube in the band.
This is an example of

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence?
I like chocolate ice cream. My friend likes strawberry.

Which answer choice correctly combines the two sentences below into a compound sentence?

We can go to the concert. We can go to the game.