Hey guys, on the weekend I was listening to Radio NZ and I heard The Bug Chef being interviewed. He was talking about a dish that he makes with a tarantula. I thought this would be great motivation for writing.
Here are two sentences about this picture:
A: I wouldn't eat a spider, nor would I eat a cockroach.
B: I would like to try eating a spider or a cockroach.
Which sentence do you think is a compound sentence A or B? Explain your answer.
Can you think of a compound sentence about this picture? Or maybe you can think of a paragraph or story!
11 comments:
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Hi miss Lepou the compound sentence is a!!. Here is a compound sentence. Would you like a temporar spider or a live cockroach?.
A is the compound sentence.
Because it only has one verb.
Would you rather eat Brusselsprout or would you rather eat a tarantula.
A because the two independent clause that make sense
I think it is A because A has 2 independent clause and B has something completly different
A because it has two complete ideas
The answer is A because it has one conjunction which is OR.
It is A because it' has only two complete ideas.
The answer is A because it has the Fanboy word (nor) and It has 2 complete ideas. Here is some fried spiders for you to eat.
A because it has nor in it.
A because it has 2 cluses and one conjunction
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