sentance+combining

(for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so). 1) She went to work. She did not want to go.
 * She went to work but she didn't want to go.**

2) The scientists trained him well. They helped him find a job when his training was through.
 * The scientists trained him well, and they helped him find a job when his training was through.**

3) Polar bears are fierce, territorial animals. Grizzly bears are the same.
 * Polar bears are fierce, territorial animals and grizzly bears are the same.**

4) Mark told me not to come with him. He looked longingly at me as I left.
 * Mark told me not to come with him, yet he looked longingly at me as I left**

5) I will not give in to you. I will not let you push me around.
 * I will not give into you, nor will I let you pusme around.**

6) He loves to drive during the day. They will let him drive before 9pm.
 * He loves to drive during the day so, they let him drive before 9pm.**

7) My cat was hungry. It had not eaten since breakfast.
 * My at was hungry, but it had not eaten since breakfast.**

8) They couldn’t think of anything better to do. They decided to baby-sit for the family.
 * They couldn't think of anything better to do, so they decided to baby-sit for the family**

9) A book can be a lot of fun to read. A book can be boring.
 * A book can be a lot of fun to read but, a book can be boring**

10) That movie looks great! I would love to come see it with you. that movie looks great! And I would love to come see it with you.

**11) They made plans to go. They ended up not being able to make it.**

 * They made plans to go, however they ended up not being able to make it.**

12) Some say that dogs are friendlier than cats. Cats can also be extremely loving.
Some say dogs are friendlier then cats however cats can be extremly loving.

13) What we’ve accomplished is a milestone. Let’s raise our glasses for a toast.
 * What we've accomplished is a milestone therefore let's raise our glasses for a toast.**

Although Dr. Johnson ate a big meal, he went to work afterward.
 * 14) Dr. Johnson ate a big meal. He went to work afterward.**

15) I simply cannot get out of bed. I am too tired. 16) Don’t give me a hard time. We’ve been close friends for so long.
 * I simply cannot get out of bed, because I am too tired**
 * Don't give me a hard time, after all we've been close friends for so long.**

17) We don’t believe the way you do. Our culture is very different from yours.
 * We don't believe the way you do, therefore our culture is very different from yours.**

18) I can’t believe that you would do something so crazy. If I were you I might do the same.
 * I can't believe that you would do something so crazy, however if I were you I might do the same.**

19) The two weren’t always this close. When she died, they became closer.
 * The two weren't always this close, however when she died, they became closer.**

20) I refused to talk about it. I was put in jail.
 * I refused to talk about it, therefore I was put in jail.**

. Combine the sentences however you can.
21) Mr. Brown walked to the store. His pet monkey Ralph walked along with him.
 * Mr. brown walked to the store, and his pet monkey Ralph walked along with him.**

22) The cactus is thirsty. The cactus is not getting enough sunlight.
 * Yet the cactus is thirsty, it is not getting enough sunlight.**

23) My mug was in the cupboard. My mug is no longer in the cupboard.
 * Although my mug was in the cupboard, it's no longer in there.**

24) Drew’s dog jumped into the air. Janine’s dog jumped into the air as well.
 * Drew's dog jumped into the air, and Janine's dog jumped into the air as well.**

25) The book fell to the floor. It opened to a page I had never read before.
 * The book fell to the floor, but it opened to a page I had never read before.**

26) Your face has scars on it. Your face looks friendly.
 * Although your face has scars on it, you look friendly.**

27) Why did you say that word? It was extremely rude.
 * Why did you say that word? For, it was extremly rude.**

28) Everyone is lying to me! They’re trying to keep me from learning what they know.
 * Everyone is lying to me, because they're trying to keep me from learning what they know.**

29) Stop dancing like that. Sit back down in your chair.
 * Stop dancing like that and, sit back down in our chair.**

30) Thomas’ friends seemed so strange. They were hanging up every time they called.
 * Thomas' friends seemed so strange, after all they were hanging up everytime they called.**

A. l. We caught two bass. 2. We hauled them in briskly. 3. We hauled them in as though they were mackerel. 4. We pulled them over the side of the boat. 5. We did not use a landing net. 6. Our manner was businesslike. 7. We stunned them with a blow on the back of the head.


 * We caught two bass, and hauled them in briskly over the boat without a landing net, then we stunned them with a blow to the back of the head in a businesslike matter.**

-- E.B. White B. l. The doctor's eye roved across the landscape. 2. His eye detected a figure. 3. His eye was quick. 4. The figure was in black. 5. The figure passed through the gate. 6. The gate led to the field. 7. The gate led down toward the pond.


 * The doctors quick eyes detected a figure, then the black figure went through the gate toward the pond.**

--D.H. Lawrence

C. l. Mrs. Lang saw herself as a counselor. 2. Mrs. Lang saw herself as wise and helpful. 3. She appeared on her neighbor's doorstep. 4. She appeared at the first hint of trouble. 5. She was armed with a treasure-trove of cliches. 6. She was armed with a repertory of sad looks. 7. She was armed with a jar of fig preserves.
 * Mrs. Lang saw herself as a wise counselor, she appeared on her neighbours doorstep at the first hint of trouble, with a treasur trove of cliches, a repertory of sad looks, and a jar of fig preserves.**

D. l. Two men dozed. 2. The two men were young. 3. The two men were in the class. 4. They succumbed to fatigue. 5. They succumbed to boredom. 6. They succumbed to the stuffiness of the classroom. 7. The classroom was crowded. 8. They barely heard the voice of the instructor. 9. The instructor detailed with enthusiasm. 10. The instructor detailed the horrors of the Black Death.


 * The two young men in the crowded classrom, succumed to fatigue, boredom and the stuffiness of the class, while the teacher detailed the horrors of the Black Death with enthusiasm.**

E. l. There is a spider. 2. The spider is bulbous at the abdomen. 3. The spider is drab in color. 4. The spider is in the bathroom. 5. The spider has a web. 6. The web is six inches in diameter. 7. The web is in the corner. 8. The corner is behind the toilet. 9. The web is torn. 10. An earwig is trapped in the web. 11. Corpses are on the floor beneath the web. 12. The corpses are the spider's kill. 13. Most of the corpses are sow bugs. 14. Three of the corpses are spiders. 15. Two of the corpses are moths. 16. The moths' corpses are wingless. The spider in the bathrom has a torn web in the corner, below it are mostly sow bugs, 3 spiders, and 2 wingless moths that are the spides kill.