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7.89 Sentence Combining for Flow Worksheet

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This Grade 7 English worksheet provides structured practice on 7.89 Sentence Combining for Flow. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Sentence Combining for Flow - Combine short sentences and reduce wordiness to strengthen cohesion and maintain logical relationships among ideas. (CCSS L.7.3; TX TEKS §110.23(b)(10)(C); FL 7.C.1.5; VA 7.W.3(A); NY 7L3; GA ELAGSE7L3; CCSS W.7.5; TX TEKS §110.23(b)(10)(A–D); FL ELA.7.C.1.5; VA 7.W.3(A–B); NY 7W5; GA ELAGSE7W5)

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Grade 7

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Read the sentences. The school installed new lights. The hallway looked brighter. Students felt safer after dismissal. Which option best combines the sentences while keeping relationships clear?

AThe school installed new lights, the hallway looked brighter, students felt safer after dismissal.

BThe hallway looked brighter because students felt safer after dismissal, installing new lights by the school.

CStudents felt safer after dismissal because the hallway looked brighter, after the school felt brighter.

DAfter the school installed new lights, the brighter hallway made students feel safer after dismissal.

Solution & Explanation:The correct option keeps the installation first and shows how the brighter hallway led to students feeling safer.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Read the sentences. My cousin offered to help. I declined politely. I wanted to finish the project myself. Which option best combines the sentences while preserving tone and meaning?

AMy cousin offered to help, I declined politely, I wanted to finish the project myself.

BI declined my cousin's offer politely, wanting to finish the project myself, offered to help.

CI declined my cousin's offer politely because I wanted to finish the project myself.

DBecause I declined politely, my cousin offered to help, and I wanted to finish the project myself.

Solution & Explanation:The best option links your polite decline to your reason (wanting to finish it yourself) without changing who did what.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Read the sentences. The speaker paused to sip water. The audience laughed. A joke had just landed. Which option best combines the sentences and keeps the cause accurate?

AThe speaker paused to sip water, the audience laughed, a joke had just landed.

BAs the speaker paused to sip water, the audience laughed because the joke had just landed.

CThe audience laughed because the speaker paused to sip water, and a joke landed just.

DBecause the audience laughed, the speaker paused to sip water as the joke had just landed.

Solution & Explanation:The correct choice keeps the joke as the reason for laughter and uses "as" to show the pause happening at the same time.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 7 English students. It aligns with educational standard L.7.3 (Use knowledge of language to express ideas precisely and concisely.).