not understaning!
Please combine them and then tell me how to are you combining them I really not getting it....
Tim got new glasses. I got new glasses. Tim can see much better. I can see much better.
He knocked on the door. I knocked on the door. No one answered.
Fire is exciting to watch. Lightening is exciting to watch. Lightening can be dangerous. Fire can be dangerous.
maria
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These sentences are very similar. I'm going to do one for you, but I would like for you to try the others on your own so you will learn. If you still have problems, repost a question.
Tim got new glasses. I got new glasses.
Tim and I got new glasses. This combines the two sentences into one with a compound subject.
Tim can see much better. I can see much better.
Tim and I can see much better. I did the same thing here.
Now, watch this
Tim and I got new glasses. Tim and I can see much better.
This is a compound sentence.
Tim and I got new glasses, and we can both see much better.
This is a little different.
Tim and I got new glasses and can see much better.
This sentence is a simple sentence with a compound subject, Tim and I, and a compound verb, got and can see. Both verbs have the same subject.
Try some others on your own.
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answered Feb 14 at 20:24
Lewis Neidhardt
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