Combining verbs with 'and'

The dog ate chicken. The dog drank water.

• The dog ate chicken and drank water.

• The dog ate and drank chicken and water.

• The dog ate chicken and water.

• The dog ate chicken water.

I washed my hands. I dried my hands.

• I washed and dried my hands.

• I washed my hands and dried.

• I dried and washed hands.

• I washed my dried hands.

She read a book. She wrote a story.

• She read a book and wrote a story.

• She read and wrote book and story.

• She wrote a book and read a story.

• She read a story and book.

The bird flew. The bird sang.

• The bird flew and sang.

• The bird sang and flew songs.

• The bird flew sang.

• The bird flew and song.

We painted the wall. We cleaned the floor.

• We painted and cleaned the wall and floor.

• We painted cleaned the wall.

• We painted the floor and cleaned the wall.

• We cleaned and wall the painted.

He opened the box. He took out a toy.

• He opened the box and took out a toy.

• He opened and took a toy the box.

• He opened out the toy and box.

• He box and toy took out.

Dad cooked dinner. Dad washed the dishes.

• Dad cooked dinner and washed the dishes.

• Dad washed dinner and cooked dishes.

• Dad cooked and washed dinner.

• Dad cooked dishes and washed.

The kids ran outside. The kids played in the yard.

• The kids ran outside and played in the yard.

• The kids ran and yard outside.

• The kids played and ran yard.

• The kids ran the yard and played outside.

I brushed my teeth. I combed my hair.

• I brushed and combed my teeth and hair.

• I combed and brushed my teeth.

• I brushed hair and teeth combed.

• I brushed my hair and teeth.

She sang a song. She danced on stage.

• She sang a song and danced on stage.

• She danced and sang a song stage.

• She sang and song danced.

• She danced a song and sang stage.