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Ated ideas. Rewrite those with related ideas as compound sentences.

1. The girls had left early. They arrived home too late for dinner.

2. Their bus had been delayed. Their dog was named Nickey.

3. Plans for the party are still indefinite. They finished some sewing they had started on Monday.

4. Kathleen had cut out a new pair of slacks. Marianne was working on the jacket.

5. The material for the jacket was an attractive plaid. They stopped for a cold drink before finishing the job.

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Questions 1–5: Some of the following pairs of sentences can be combined to make compound sentences, but some shouldn’t be. Read them carefully, and decide which pairs contain related ideas. Rewrite those with related ideas as compound sentences.

1. The girls had left early. They arrived home too late for dinner.

2. Their bus had been delayed. Their dog was named Nickey.

3. Plans for the party are still indefinite. They finished some sewing they had started on Monday.

4. Kathleen had cut out a new pair of slacks. Marianne was working on the jacket.

5. The material for the jacket was an attractive plaid. They stopped for a cold drink before finishing the job.

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A compound sentence is formed when we join two independent clauses by using a coordinating conjunction - for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (remember the acronym FANBOY). An independent clause is able to express a complete idea on its own, without depending on information given in a different clause. However, to join two of them and form a compound sentence, the information in both clauses must be related (they must be connected).

1. The girls had left early. They arrived home too late for dinner.

The girls had left early, but they arrived home too late for dinner.

2. Their bus had been delayed. Their dog was named Nickey. - unrelated

3. Plans for the party are still indefinite. They finished some sewing they had started on Monday. - unrelated

4. Kathleen had cut out a new pair of slacks. Marianne was working on the jacket.

Kathleen had cut out a new pair of slacks, and Marianne was working on the jacket.

5. The material for the jacket was an attractive plaid. They stopped for a cold drink before finishing the job. - unrelated

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