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Great Grammar: Compound Sentences

Help students build great grammar skills surrounding compound sentences with this writing worksheet. Kids will learn about how compound sentences are connected by joining words like “and,” “but,” and “so,” and then practise joining together simple phrases to make compound sentences of their own. This reading and writing worksheet pairs well with the third-grade curriculum.

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Year four

Subject

Reading & Writing Grammar Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences

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L.3.1.i

English Language Arts and Reading Grade 2 2.11.D.viii Grade 3 3.11.D.i 3.11.D.viii Grade 4 4.11.D.i 4.11.D.viii Grade 5 5.11.D.i 5.11.D.viii 5.11.D.x Grade 6 6.10.D.i 6.10.D.vi 6.10.D.viii

English Grade Two CM.2.1.e

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English Language Arts Grade 1 4.2.A.2 Grade 4 4.2.A.1 Grade 6 4.2.A.2

English Year 1 ACELA1451.b Year 2 ACELA1467.a ACELY1671.c Year 3 ACELY1682.c Year 4 ACELY1694.b Year 5 ACELA1507.a ACELA1507.b ACELY1704.e Year 6 ACELA1522.a

English Level 1 RV.VCELA178.2 Level 2 RV.VCELA214.1 W.VCELY230.3 Level 3 W.VCELY266.3 Level 4 W.VCELY299.2 Level 5 W.VCELA323.1 W.VCELY329.5 Level 6 W.VCELA350.1 W.VCELA350.2

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