Sentences
A. Use a comma and the word in the box to combine each pair of simple
sentences into one compound sentence. (Chapter 1)
and
1.
The weather is hot.
The ice cream is melting.
The weather is hot, and the ice cream is melting.
but
2.
The pitcher threw the ball.
The catcher missed it.
The pitcher threw the ball, but the catcher missed it.
Book and Story Titles
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B. Fill in the circle next to the story title that is written correctly. (Chapter 3)
3.
“Soccer in Brazil”
“Soccer In Brazil”
4.
“Petunia Porcupine’s problem”
“Petunia Porcupine’s Problem”
5.
“My journey to the Arctic”
“My Journey to the Arctic”
6.
“Hurricanes and Tornadoes”
“Hurricanes And Tornadoes”
C. Fill in the circle next to the book title that is written correctly. (Chapter 3)
7.
Charlene Chicken Goes to School
Charlene Chicken goes to School
8.
George Washington Carver, inventor
George Washington Carver, Inventor
9.
A Kite To Fly
A Kite to Fly
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