Writing Compound Sentences
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Writing Compound Sentences
📚 Part 1: Understanding Compound Sentences
🔍 Part 2: Identifying Compound Sentences
I wanted to play outside _______ it was too cold.
We can go to the park _______ we can visit the library.
The cat was hungry _______ it ate all its food.
✏️ Part 3: Creating Compound Sentences
Example: I like apples. I like oranges too.
Answer: I like apples and I like oranges too.
a) The sun was shining. We went to the beach.
b) I wanted to ride my bike. It had a flat tyre.
c) We can have fish for dinner. We can have chicken instead.
Using 'and':
Using 'but':
Using 'so':
🎨 Part 4: Creative Writing
(Draw a simple scene: children playing in a playground with swings, slides, and trees)
Sentence 1:
Sentence 2:
Sentence 3:
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