Learning to combine ideas into more complex sentences is an important skill in writing. There are many ways to do this. Try to combine the following three sentences.
Sentence 1: Where were you on Halloween?
Sentence 2: I thought you were going to the party at Sheila's house.
Sentence 3: When I got there, you were nowhere in sight, and you weren't answering your phone.
Sentence 3: When I got there, you were nowhere in sight, and you weren't answering your phone.
2 comments:
Where were you on Halloween; I thought you were going to the party at Sheila's house, but when I got there, you were nowhere in sight, and you weren't answering your phone.
Good effort, lldiko.
I wouldn't recommend connecting the initial question with a semicolon, though.
Here's another way of doing it:
I thought you were going to the party at Sheila's house on Halloween, but when I got there, you were nowhere in sight, and you weren't answering your phone, so where were you?
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