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Wonder Sentence Combining Worksheet

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Wonder Sentence Combining Worksheet

Combine short sentences to make clear, interesting sentences. Use the conjunction shown in each question. When a conjunction joins two complete sentences, put a comma before it. Your sentences may use details from the novel Wonder, or you can use the self-contained situations below.

Join the Ideas

Rewrite each pair as one sentence using the conjunction in bold. Keep the meaning of both ideas.

1.Auggie is excited to start school. He feels nervous about meeting his classmates. Combine the ideas using but.
2.Via sometimes wants more attention from her family. Auggie needs extra care and support. Combine the ideas using because.
3.Summer sits with Auggie at lunch. She helps him feel welcome. Combine the ideas using and.
4.Jack wants to be a good friend to Auggie. He makes a hurtful choice at one point. Combine the ideas using although. Start with “Although”.

Choose the Best Conjunction

Choose the conjunction that makes each sentence clear and logical. Then read the whole sentence to check it makes sense.

5.Auggie practised wearing his astronaut helmet, ___ he felt more confident on the first day. Choose the best conjunction.
  • so
  • but
  • although
6.Auggie enjoys science ___ he likes learning how things work. Choose the best conjunction.
  • because
  • but
  • so
7.A student feels unsure about joining a game, ___ she asks if she can play. Choose the best conjunction.
  • but
  • because
  • and

Sentence-Building Challenge

Create and improve sentences using the prompts. There can be more than one correct answer; the sample answers show one possibility.

8.Complete both clauses to make a sentence about a new student. Use although and begin with that word.
9.Combine these ideas in one sentence using so: “A classmate noticed that someone was sitting alone. The classmate invited them to join the group.”
10.Write one combined sentence about friendship using and or but. Include two related ideas and punctuate your sentence correctly.

2 printable pages

  • Wonder Sentence Combining Worksheet, page 1 of 2: Join the Ideas

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  • Wonder Sentence Combining Worksheet, page 2 of 2: Choose the Best Conjunction, Sentence-Building Challenge

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