1 Read the information in the box and complete the exercises. The following simple sentences have the same predicate but different subjects. Mary ice-skated well.Her friends ice-skated well. subject predicate subject predicate You can combine these subjects into one sentence using the conjunction and Try doing this below. 1) Mary square ice-skated well subject conjunction subject The following simple sentences have the same subject but different predicates. We went to the ice rink.We skated all day. subject predicate subject predicate You can combine these predicates into one sentence using the conjunction and. Try doing this below. 2) We went to the ice rink square

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1 Read the information in the box and complete the exercises. The following simple sentences have the same predicate but different subjects. Mary ice-skated well.Her friends ice-skated well. subject predicate subject predicate You can combine these subjects into one sentence using the conjunction and Try doing this below. 1) Mary square ice-skated well subject conjunction subject The following simple sentences have the same subject but different predicates. We went to the ice rink.We skated all day. subject predicate subject predicate You can combine these predicates into one sentence using the conjunction and. Try doing this below. 2) We went to the ice rink square

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To combine the sentences as instructed, you can use the conjunction "and" to join the subjects or predicates. Here are the completed exercises:1) Mary **and her friends** ice-skated well.2) We went to the ice rink **and skated all day.**

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