Times 2
Who or what is the sentence about?
John and Cathy will pass out candy at our house.
John and Cathy
COMPOUND SUBJECT
What is the predicate? Do or did what?
Mr. C passed out papers and gave directions to the class.
(Mr. C)
passed out papers and gave directions to the class
COMPOUND PREDICATE
What ending punctuation belongs?
It is raining right now
It is raining right now.
Turn these 2 IC into a compound sentence:
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She wants to run.
I want to walk.
She wants to run, but I want to walk.
She wants to run, so I want to walk.
She wants to run, and I want to walk.
Am I a compound sentence?
Sam did his homework, but he forgot to bring it to school.
Yes!
Sam did his homework, but he forgot to bring it to school.
Is this a compound subject?
Sharks and Bears but not the Hawks enjoyed team activities today.
Yes!
Who or what is the sentence about?
Sharks and Bears but not Hawks
Is this a compound predicate?
The winds howled loudly and tossed debris around all last night.
Yes!
(The winds)
howled loudly and tossed debris around all night
What ending punctuation belongs?
Can I borrow an umbrella, please
Can I borrow an umbrella, please?
Turn these 2 IC into a compound sentence:
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The car went over the hill.
It was on fire.
The car went over the hill, and it was on fire.
Am I a compound sentence?
Sam did his homework but forgot to bring it to school.
No!
Sam did his homework but forgot to bring it to school.
Is this a compound subject?
Mom or Dad will pick you up from the airport tomorrow morning.
Yes!
Mom or Dad
Is this a compound predicate sentence?
Fans at the Moon football game cheered, clapped, and jumped out of their seats.
Yes!
(Fans at the Moon football game) SUBJECT
cheered, clapped, and jumped out of their seats
What ending punctuation belongs?
Write your name on the top of the paper
Write your name on the top of the paper.
Turn these 2 IC into a compound sentence:
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David likes to watch movies.
David does not like to read books.
David likes to watch movies, but he does not like to read books.
Am I a compound sentence?
Loud winds blew and rain fell all night long, but the weather should clear up throughout the day.
Yes!
Loud winds blew and rain fell all night long, but the weather should clear up throughout the day.
Turn this into a compound subject sentence:
Lisa runs on the cross country team.
-add (and) (or) (but) with another subject
Lisa and Sue run on the cross country team.
Turn this into a compound predicate sentence:
My dog ran.
-add (and) (or) (but) with other verbs/actions
My dog jumped over the fence and ran down the street but stopped suddenly when I called her name.
What ending punctuation belongs?
Please grab my books
Please grab my books.
Turn these 2 IC into a compound sentence:
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Sarah studied for her test.
Sarah did not do well on it.
Sarah studied for her test, but she did not do well on it
Am I a compound sentence?
Loud winds blew and hard rain fell all night long, so my soccer game was cancelled for this morning.
Yes!
Loud winds blew and hard rain fell all night long, so my soccer game was cancelled for this morning.
Write a compound subject sentence using the coordinating conjunction-
or
many acceptable answers.....
Candy bars or hot chocolate packets are the choice for Trick or Treaters at my house this year.
Write a compound predicate sentence.
Student writes a sentence with a subject doing 2 or more things.
What ending punctuation belongs?
Go to your room, now
Go to your room, now!
Turn these 2 IC into a compound sentence:
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The class must behave.
The class will not earn a reward.
The class must behave, or they will not earn a reward.
OR
The class must behave, so then they can earn a reward.
Am I a compound sentence?
Many students ride the bus or get a ride to school each day.
No!
Many students ride the bus or get a ride to school each day.