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Niko Bianco
January 28, 2009
Sentence Combining
1. The tall, good-looking student strolled to class.
2. The student walked with his pretty, well dressed friend.
3. The two students seemed to enjoy each others company while walking together.
4. The tall student is thinking about asking his attractive friend on a date.
5. The high standard student thinks that her hopeless, simple minded friend is a dope.
6. The students walked into the classroom laughing, bright, and sunny.
7. They were greeted by their ancient, ugly witchcraft instructor staring at them by the front of the room.
8. Switching his tail, the frowning instructor spoke in a deep, menacing voice.
9. On their midterm exams, almost half of them changed their little, harmless frogs into aggressive real-estate brokers instead of into handsome princes, or charming, beautiful princesses.
10. While going over these wrenched midterms, the furious instructor was talked into buying the......

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