Expanding and Combining sentences
Combine the following sentences:
Annie likes to go to the park.
She also likes to play outside.
Annie likes to go to the park and play outside.
Make the following noun plural:
Door
Doors
Make the following noun plural:
Man
Men
Choose the correct personal pronoun:
Carlo looked for Larry and (her/she) at the birthday party.
Carlo looked for Larry and her at the birthday party.
write the contraction:
Are + not =
aren't
Combine the following sentences:
Amanda will go swimming on Monday.
Racheal will go swimming on Monday.
Amanda and Racheal will go swimming on Monday.
Make the following noun plural:
Fox
Foxes
Make the following noun plural:
Tooth
Teeth
Choose the correct personal pronoun:
Help me find (they/you/our) family's pet rabbit.
Help me find our family's pet rabbit.
write the contraction:
did + not =
didn't
Combine the following sentences:
I folded my clothes.
I placed them in my dresser.
I folded my clothes and placed them in my dresser.
Make the following noun plural:
Pony
Ponies
Make the following noun plural:
Mouse
Mice
Choose the correct personal pronoun:
The books belong to (them/they) and (us/we)
The books belong to them and us.
write the contraction:
Will + not =
won't
Combine the following sentences:
Mr. Palmer gave Gina a sticker.
He gave Patrick an eraser.
Mr. Palmer gave Gina a sticker and Patrick an eraser.
Make the following noun plural:
Potato
Potatoes
Make the following noun plural:
Child
Children
Choose the correct reflective pronouns:
The kids picked out the presents ( ourselves, yourselves, themselves)
The kids picked out the presents themselves.
Identify the contraction and tell me what two words were combined to make the contraction:
He couldn't do it on his one
couldn't = could + not
Combine the following sentences:
The students were sitting on the carpet.
They were listening to the teacher.
The students were sitting on the carpet and listening to the teacher.
Make the following noun plural:
Loaf
Loaves
Make the following noun plural:
Ox
Oxen
Choose the correct reflective pronouns:
You should reward (herself, yourselves, themselves, itself) with pizza.
You should reward yourselves with pizza.
Identify the contraction and tell me what two words were combined to make the contraction:
Our cat shouldn't have ate the candy from that child.
shouldn't = should + not