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Explore a creative way to enhance your sentence-combining skills through an engaging game. You’ll be presented with amusing misfortunes that you must transform using a coordinating conjunction and an additional phrase. Learn to combine sentences effectively while having fun! From "Your television is stuck on one channel" to making it better with “but your favorite show is on this one," you'll master techniques using commas and conjunctions in no time! Ready to turn those misfortunes into better outcomes?
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Combining sentences • SPI 0601.1.7 Identify within context a variety of appropriate sentence-combining techniques (i.e., comma used with coordinating conjunctions, introductory words, appositives, interrupters).
comma used with coordinating conjunctions • When you have 2 sentences that can be combined (or two ideas that you want to combine into one sentence) you can combine them by using a comma and a coordinating conjunction (F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.) Ex: John wanted to ask Emily to the dance. John was nervous. Becomes: John wanted to ask Emily to the dance, buthe was nervous.
Directions for game: • You are about to see some fortunes (like in a fortune cookie) that aren’t so great. In fact, we will call them mis-fortunes. When the mis-fortune appears on the screen, you need to copy it down. Then you will see a coordinating conjunction appear on the screen. You must add another phrase to the sentence AFTER the comma and coordinating conjunctions to make your fortune better. Ex: Your sister will spill her drink on your phone Coord Conjunction = so Your little sister will spill her drink on your phone, so your mom will buy you a new iPhone.
Are you ready? • Let’s start off with an easy one!
Misfortune #1 • Your television is stuck on one channel. Coordinating conjunction: BUT
You could have said something like... • Your television is stuck on one channel, but your favorite show is on this one.
Misfortune #2 • Your best friend will move to another city. coordinating conjunction: so
You could have said something like... • Your best friend will move to another city, so you will get to visit a new place soon.
Misfortune #3 • A bee will sting your arm more than once. coordinating conjunction: and
You could have said something like... • A bee will sting your arm more than once, and you will become a super hero from the sting.
Misfortune #4 • Your friends will forget your birthday. • Coordinating conjunction: but
Misfortune #5 • Your favorite television show will be cancelled. • coordinating conjunction: so
Misfortune #6 • Your alarm clock will go off an hour earlier than normal. • Coordinating conjunction: and
Now draw a line across your paper • For #7-10 (EXIT CARD!) you will get to pick your own conjunction
7. Your friends will plan a party without you. • 8. You will get lost in a giant, boring mall. • 9. Your hair will be orange and purple tomorrow. • 10. Your teacher will ask you to stay after school.