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    Combining to Create Complex Sentences

    DIRECTIONS The sentences in the following pairs are closely related in meaning.

    ● Using the methods you have learned, combine each pair into a compound sentence. Make all
    changes on the worksheet.
    ● You may choose from coordinating conjunctions (and, but, for, nor, so, or yet), or from
    conjunctive adverbs (also, anyway, consequently, however, instead, likewise, nevertheless,
    still, then, therefore).

    EXAMPLE

    1. The common hamburger got its start in medieval times. Shredded meat was popular among Asian
    peoples known as Tartars.

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    2. Shredding meat made it more digestible. The Tartars shredded tough meat from their cattle.

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    3. By the fourteenth century, the Germans were shredding meat. They added spices to the meat and
    served it both raw and cooked.

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    4. In Hamburg the meat was called Hamburg steak. It was a popular meal for poor people.

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    5. In the 1800s, an English doctor named J. H. Salisbury believed that shredding food made it more
    digestible. He recommended that people shred all their food before eating.

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    6. Salisbury thought beef should be eaten three times a day. He believed it should be washed down
    with hot water.

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    7. Named after Dr. Salisbury, Salisbury steak is similar to today’s hamburger. It was served on a
    plate, not a bun.

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    8. The “Hamburg steak” came to the United States with German immigrants in the 1880s. It became
    known as “hamburger steak.”

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    9. It is not known just when somebody first put the meat in a bun. It was in sandwich form when it
    was served at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair.

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    10.Today, we have many more ways to prepare food than did the Tartars. Shredded beef is still a
    favorite.

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    Combining to Create Complex Sentences Answer Key

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    Answers will vary. These are sample answers.

    1. The common hamburger got its start in medieval times; shredded meat was popular among Asian

    peoples known as Tartars.

    2. Shredding meat made it tastier and more digestible, so the Tartars shredded the tough meat from

    their cattle.

    3. By the fourteenth century, the Germans were shredding meat; they added spices to the meat and

    served it both raw and cooked.

    4. In the German seaport of Hamburg, the meat was called Hamburg steak, and it became a popular \

    meal for poor people.

    5. In the 1800s, an English doctor named J. H. Salisbury believed that shredding food made it more

    digestible; consequently, he recommended that people shred all their food before eating.

    6. Salisbury thought beef should be eaten three times a day, but he believed the beef should be

    washed down with hot water.

    7. Named after Dr. Salisbury, Salisbury steak is similar to today’s hamburger; it was served on a

    plate, not a bun, however.

    8. The “Hamburg steak” came to the United States with German immigrants in the 1880s;

    consequently, it became known as “hamburger steak.”

    9. It is not known just when somebody first put the meat in a bun; still, it was in sandwich form

    when it was served at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair.

    10. Today, we have many more ways to prepare food than did the Tartars; nevertheless, the

    hamburger is still a favorite.

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