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    This document provides examples of combining related ideas from two sentences into one sentence through conjunctions. It demonstrates this by taking sentence pairs with shared subjects or topics and conjoining the predicates with "and". The document also includes examples of incomplete sentences for practice, as well as a sample multi-sentence paragraph that combines ideas through conjunctions. Guidance is given on maintaining subject-verb and pronoun agreement when combining sentences.

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    This document provides examples of combining related ideas from two sentences into one sentence through conjunctions. It demonstrates this by taking sentence pairs with shared subjects or topics and conjoining the predicates with "and". The document also includes examples of incomplete sentences for practice, as well as a sample multi-sentence paragraph that combines ideas through conjunctions. Guidance is given on maintaining subject-verb and pronoun agreement when combining sentences.

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    Great Writing 1 - Unit 2

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    This document provides examples of combining related ideas from two sentences into one sentence through conjunctions. It demonstrates this by taking sentence pairs with shared subjects or topics and conjoining the predicates with "and". The document also includes examples of incomplete sentences for practice, as well as a sample multi-sentence paragraph that combines ideas through conjunctions. Guidance is given on maintaining subject-verb and pronoun agreement when combining sentences.

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    UNIT 2 UNDERSTANDING PARAGRAPH BASICS

    1. Rob owns a car. The car is red. → Rob owns a red car.
    2. I do not like this weather. The weather is humid. → …………………………………………………..
    3. Paris is a city in France. This city is beautiful. → …………………………………………………..
    4. Ali has a job. The job is part-time. → …………………………………………………..
    5. They like to drink soda. The soda is diet. → …………………………………………………..
    6. Nina reads folk tales. They are international. → …………………………………………………..
    7. My mother grows roses. The roses are big. The roses are beautiful.
    → …………………………………………………..
    8. Juan works for a company. company is small. The company is independent.
    → …………………………………………………..
    9. My grandparents live in a town. It is a farming town. The town is small.
    → …………………………………………………..
    10. Sharon rents a house on Smith Street. The house is white. The house is tiny.
    → …………………………………………………..

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