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13 Cards in this Set
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Annemarie and Ellen are good friends. |
Compound Sentence |
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The girls sometimes talk or giggle with Annemarie's sister. |
Compound Predicate |
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Ellen reads and sings to Kirsti. |
Compound Predicate |
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Denmark, Holland, and other countries struggled during the war. |
Compound Subjects |
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People succeed or fail in surprising ways. |
Compound Predicate |
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Should we start class now, or should we wait for everyone to get here? |
Compound Sentence |
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Many young people join the army, or work in factories. |
Compound Predicate |
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Food and clean water may become scarce. |
Compound Subject |
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Kirsti cried and complained about the shoes. |
Compound Predicate |
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Uncle Jim and my Aunt Sue went to Jamaica on vacation. |
Compound Subject |
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Either you or your brother is going to be punished. |
Compound Subject |
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I really want to go to work, but I am to sick to drive. |
Compound Sentence |
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I am counting my calories, yet I really want dessert. |
Compound sentence |
