Compound Sentences

Video on how to make a compound sentence There are actually three different ways to make a compound sentence. I am going to teach you the most common way which the video covers. Which conjunction would work best in the _ of this compound sentence.The soldiers were hungry _ no one wanted to feed them. and so but Which conjunction would work best in the _ of this compound sentence.They needed an onion _ a child fetched one for them. and so but Which conjunction would work best in the _ of this compound sentence.They hid the chickens under their beds _ they put geese in their bathtubs. and so but Below you have two independent clauses (simple sentences). Combine them into a compound sentence using one of these conjunctions: And, So or But.He made cactus soup. Everyone helped. Turn this simple sentence into a compound sentence using one of these conjunctions: And, So or But.He asked for an onion. A child brought him one. Sort the following sentences into the two categories: SIMPLE sentence and COMPOUND sentence. You will have 8 on each side.(HINT: A compound sentence will have TWO independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction. A simple sentence will just have one independent clause). SIMPLE SENTENCE Tony scored the winning point. At the park, the children played. Susie and John built a tree fort. Climbing mountains scares me. Stella tried to convince her mom to buy a new phone. Billy dropped his phone on the ground. There is a new teacher in our building. Here is my ticket. COMPOUND SENTENCE The children wanted to play, but it was raining outside. Snow began to fall,so we had to put on our gloves and hats. Marcy walked her dog, and then she fed him dinner. We went to the store, but we were out of apples. Spot wanted to play fetch, so I threw him the ball. She cooked dinner, and he cleaned the house. It was still early, yet I felt very tired. You can cook dinner, or we can order pizza.