Combining and expanding sentences

Are the words we use to combine or expand a sentence.

• and, or, but

• why, what, who

• is, are, am

• yes, no, not

Write the missing word to combine the sentence.

My mom ____ my aunt visited my grandma last week.

Choose the missing word to combine the sentences.

Mary loves to drink hot chocolate. Mary loves to watch cartoon movies.

• or

• but

• who

• and

Combine the following sentences:

I like to listen music. I don´t like to dance.

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

Choose the correct word to combine the following sentences:

Jack went up the hill. Jill went up the hill.

• or

• what

• and

• but

Combine the following sentences:

Do you want pizza for lunch? Do you want hot dogs for lunch?

Do you want pizza ____ hotdogs for lunch?

Choose the correct oprion to combine the following sentences:

It is going to rain. We can still play outside.

• It is going to rain aoutside, and we can still play outside.

• It is going to rain, but we can still play outside.

• It is going to rain, and we can still play outside.

Combine the following sentences:

We are going to eat dinner. We are going to watch a movie.

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

Complete the combined sentence.

The moon is bright. The starts are bright.

The moon ____ the stars are bright.

Choose the correct combined sentences for the following sentences:

Manson loves to play soccer. Leyton loves to play soccer.

• Manson and Leyton love to play soccer.

• Manson loves to play soccer and Leyton loves to play soccer.

• Manson or Leyton loves to play soccer.

• Manson loves to play soccer, but Leyton loves to play soccer