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Name Date Extend 4 Combining Sentences: Compound Sentences As part of the first settlement on Mars, you have been asked to record in a journal your thoughts about the journey. Make each sentence more interesting by changing it to a compound sentence. Add a comma, the conjunction and, or, or but; and an ending of your own choice. 1. I was almost too excited to sleep last night. 2. The limo came to the hotel for me at 4 a.m. 3. The driver asked me if I wanted to stop for breakfast. 4. I told him we had to eat at the launch site. 5. Only two of the others were there. 6. I had been prepared for how takeoff would feel. 7. Soon we were shooting away from the earth. 8. Details of the mission ran through my head. 9. I wondered if we were on course. 10. We continued past the edge of the earth’s atmosphere. McGraw-Hill School Division 4 At Home: With an adult or an older brother or sister, play “Take It Apart.” Look through a book for compound sentences. Break apart each sentence into two sentences. Critical Thinking McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 1, Sentences, pages 8–9
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