Legally Together

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7th Grade

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Alicia Gordon

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Legally Together

Welcome family, friends, and loved ones

Speak now or forever hold your piece

If you believe the sentences should not be joined , do not hesitate to speak and say why.

Multiple Select

Should these sentences be joined? (BEST fit)

Ex: Throughout history money and religion were closely linked there was little distinction between government and religion.

This sentence is one complete sentence

These sentences should be joined using ;

These sentences should be joined with a period

These sentences should not be joined.

Throughout history money and religion were closely linked; there was little distinction between government and religion.

Multiple Select

Which sentences are joined correctly?

Eating pizza makes me feel ill eating anything with tomato sauce in it makes me feel ill.

Martha Stewart is a celebrity, consequently, the fact that her television show is filmed at her home irritates her neighbors.

Bill loves hiking and camping, but Bill loves canoeing more.

Tim was shy; he usually rejects invitations.

What can you use to marry your sentences legally?

Fill in the Blanks

Marry these sentences legally in holy matrimony

Devika loved climbing mountains therefore, she decided to vacation in Yosemite, where opportunities to rock climb and mountain climb abound.

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