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    The document provides examples of combining two sentences into one sentence by connecting them with relative pronouns or possessives. It gives the templates "Daniel's dog is called Bobo" and "The children's new hamsters are behind the bookcase" as examples of combining sentences about subjects, possessions, and locations.

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    The document provides examples of combining two sentences into one sentence by connecting them with relative pronouns or possessives. It gives the templates "Daniel's dog is called Bobo" and "The children's new hamsters are behind the bookcase" as examples of combining sentences about subjects, possessions, and locations.

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    The document provides examples of combining two sentences into one sentence by connecting them with relative pronouns or possessives. It gives the templates "Daniel's dog is called Bobo" and "The children's new hamsters are behind the bookcase" as examples of combining sentences about subjects, possessions, and locations.

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    The document provides examples of combining two sentences into one sentence by connecting them with relative pronouns or possessives. It gives the templates "Daniel's dog is called Bobo" and "The children's new hamsters are behind the bookcase" as examples of combining sentences about subjects, possessions, and locations.

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    Use the two sentences to make one sentence.

    Follow the example:

    1. Daniel has got a dog. The dog is called Bobo

    Daniel’s dog is called Bobo.

    2. The children have got new hamsters. The hamsters are behind the bookcase.

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    3. Peter has got two sisters. Their names are Sarah and Nicky.

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    4. I’ve got six cousins. Their surname is Parker.

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    5. I’ve got a pet cat. Her name is Dolly.

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