Sentence Combination

Combining sentences using 'who' and the verb form ending in 'ing':

• I saw a man.

• He was reading a book.

• That man was wearing a hat.

• He had a brown jacket.

• Combining sentences using 'who' and the verb form ending in 'ing':

• We met a woman.

• She was playing the piano.

• That woman had a beautiful voice.

• She wore a red dress.

• There is a boy.

• He is flying a kite.

• That boy is very happy.

• He has a blue cap.

  • ANSWER: There is a boy____ has a blue cap and is very happy, ____ a kite.

• I know a girl.

• She is painting a picture.

• That girl has long hair.

• She is wearing glasses.

• ANSWER:

• I know a girl ___ is wearing glasses and has long hair,____ a picture.

• Combining sentences using 'who' and the verb form ending in 'ing':

• They saw a teacher.

• She was talking to a student.

• That teacher is very kind.

• She has curly hair.

• Combine all these sentences into one sentence, using ‘which’.

• I received a letter.

• The letter is from my friend.

• It arrived yesterday.

• The car is in the garage.

• The car is new.

• It has a powerful engine.

• My brother bought the car.

• ANSWER: The new car,___ my brother bought, is in the garage with its powerful engine.

• Combine all these sentences into one sentence, using ‘which’. You may need to use another conjunction but try not to use “and”.

• -She wore a dress.

• -The dress was blue.

• -It had white dots.

• -Her mother made the dress.