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The teachers are eating lunch.

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The teachers are eating lunch.


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George and Jerry both ate a big salad at the diner.

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George and Jerry both ate a big salad at the diner.


Simple


Mrs. Schelling loves Big Bang Theory; in fact, it's her favorite show.

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Mrs. Schelling loves Big Bang Theory; in fact, it's her favorite show.


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My brothers are wrestling for the remote and wrecking the living room.

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My brothers are wrestling for the remote and wrecking the living room.


Simple


Alan saw his bus down the road, yet he didn't hurry.

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Alan saw his bus down the road, yet he didn't hurry.


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Anna loves pierogies. Jack loves pierogies.
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Anna loves pierogies. Jack loves pierogies.
Anna and Jack love pierogies.
Albert smashed his pinky toe. Albert screamed in pain.
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Albert smashed his pinky toe. Albert screamed in pain.
Albert smashed his pinky toe and screamed in pain.
(Compound Sentence) He didn't want to go to the dentist. He went anyway.
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(Compound Sentence) He didn't want to go to the dentist. He went anyway.
He didn't want to go to the dentist, yet/but he went anyway.
(Compound Sentence) Everyone was busy. I went to the movies alone.
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(Compound Sentence) Everyone was busy. I went to the movies alone.
Everyone was busy, so I went to the movies alone.
(Write as a compound sentences and as a simple sentence.) The performer tried to grab the trapeze. He missed.
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(Write as a compound sentences and as a simple sentence.) The performer tried to grab the trapeze. He missed.
The performer tried to grab the trapeze, but he missed. The performer tried to grab the trapeze but missed.
Tanya may walk to school or she may ride her bike.
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Tanya may walk to school or she may ride her bike.
Tany may walk to school, or she may ride her bike.

The waves were crashing on the shore it was a lovely sight.

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The waves were crashing on the shore it was a lovely sight.


The waves were crashing on the shore; it was a lovely sight.


Italy is my favorite country in fact I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.
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Italy is my favorite country in fact I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.
Italy is my favorite country; in fact, I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.
Chris said he wasn't there however several people saw him.
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Chris said he wasn't there however several people saw him.
Chris said he wasn't there; however, several people saw him.

Cats are good pets for they are clean and quiet.

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Cats are good pets for they are clean and quiet.


Cats are good pets, for they are clean and quiet.


Joe made the cookies, then Cheryl decorated them.
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Joe made the cookies, then Cheryl decorated them.
Fix! Joe made the cookies; then Cheryl decorated them.
Astronauts train for years, and then travel in space just a few times.
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Astronauts train for years, and then travel in space just a few times.
Fix! Astronauts train for years and then travel in space just a few times.
Elizabeth studied hard and passed the test.
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Elizabeth studied hard and passed the test.
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Tom ate his dinner; meanwhile his wife wrote this Jeopardy game.

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Tom ate his dinner; meanwhile his wife wrote this Jeopardy game.


Fix! Tom ate his dinner; meanwhile, his wife wrote this Jeopardy game.


Unsalted almonds and fresh grapes are healthy snacks, and taste good too.
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Unsalted almonds and fresh grapes are healthy snacks, and taste good too.
Fix! Unsalted almonds and fresh grapes are healthy snacks and taste good too.

Some people write with a pencil others prefer a computer.

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Some people write with a pencil others prefer a computer.


Some people write with a pencil; others prefer a computer.


Many schools stopped teaching cursive; as a result some students cannot read my handwriting.

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Many schools stopped teaching cursive; as a result some students cannot read my handwriting.


Many schools stopped teaching cursive; as a result, some students cannot read my handwriting.


Choose the correct conjunctive adverb: therefore, however, as a matter of fact, meanwhile, otherwise

 

Mrs. Vogt is so loud; ______________, Mrs. Schelling has a sweet, soft voice. Laughing

 

 

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Choose the correct conjunctive adverb: therefore, however, as a matter of fact, meanwhile, otherwise

 

Mrs. Vogt is so loud; ______________, Mrs. Schelling has a sweet, soft voice. Laughing

 

 


Mrs. Vogt is so loud; however/meanwhile, Mrs. Schelling has a sweet, soft voice. Laughing

 


Borrow a white board and marker.

 

Write a compound sentence using the conjunctive adverb consequently or therefore.

 

**Remember to punctuate it correctly!!!

 

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Borrow a white board and marker.

 

Write a compound sentence using the conjunctive adverb consequently or therefore.

 

**Remember to punctuate it correctly!!!

 



***When you're ready for me to check it, stand up and say, "PARCC testing is sooo fun!"


Using a semicolon, write a compound sentence using a spelling word. (The sentence must demonstrate the meaning of the word.)

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Using a semicolon, write a compound sentence using a spelling word. (The sentence must demonstrate the meaning of the word.)


***When you are finished, stand up and say, "Woo hoo! I love word roots!" and I will check your sentence.


In a compound sentence, correctly use the word nor as a coordinating conjunction.


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In a compound sentence, correctly use the word nor as a coordinating conjunction.


Stand up and announce, "We love you, Mrs. Schelling!" and I will check your sentence.





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