Combine Sentences

Grade 4 Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Tip Join two short sentences into one. Use and, but or so, and a comma when both parts could stand alone.

  1. My bike is old. My bike is blue.

  2. The bus stopped at the corner. The bus let the children off.

  3. The bread is fresh. The bread is crunchy.

  4. The dog dug a hole. The dog buried a bone.

  5. Her scarf is long. Her scarf is red.

  6. Ben found a stick. Ben threw it into the lake.

  7. Grandma baked a pie. Grandma set it on the window.

  8. The puppy is small. The puppy is playful.

  9. The road is wet. The road is slippery.

  10. Jin looked at the map. Jin found the park.

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Combine Sentences

Answer Key - Grade 4 Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence

Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence.

Tip Join two short sentences into one. Use and, but or so, and a comma when both parts could stand alone.

  1. My bike is old. My bike is blue.

    My bike is old and blue.
  2. The bus stopped at the corner. The bus let the children off.

    The bus stopped at the corner and let the children off.
  3. The bread is fresh. The bread is crunchy.

    The bread is fresh and crunchy.
  4. The dog dug a hole. The dog buried a bone.

    The dog dug a hole and buried a bone.
  5. Her scarf is long. Her scarf is red.

    Her scarf is long and red.
  6. Ben found a stick. Ben threw it into the lake.

    Ben found a stick and threw it into the lake.
  7. Grandma baked a pie. Grandma set it on the window.

    Grandma baked a pie and set it on the window.
  8. The puppy is small. The puppy is playful.

    The puppy is small and playful.
  9. The road is wet. The road is slippery.

    The road is wet and slippery.
  10. Jin looked at the map. Jin found the park.

    Jin looked at the map and found the park.