Asked by hailey

how do i write these sentences as compound useing commas and but or to combinethem
The circus is finally here. we can hardly wait to go.
Mike went last week. we are going this weekend.
will your mother take us? Should we go on the bus?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Use <i>and, but, or</i> to join these sentences. You should also put a comma before these conjunctions.

The circus is finally here, and we can hardly wait to go.

I'll be glad to check your answers for the last two.

Answered by hailey
ad the correct punctuation or a comma
Please save me a seat or i will stand in the back of the auditorium.
the musicians are already on stage
Are you enjoying the contest
Wow, the singer is fabulous
My family attended the contest and later we all went to a restaurant.
Answered by Ms. Sue
To reiterate -- I'll be glad to check your answers.

Answered by hailey
Mke went last week, but we are going this week.
Will your mother take us, or should we go on the bus?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes. Those two are correct.

Answered by hailey
how do i send you my answers for you to check
Answered by Ms. Sue
Type them here.
Answered by hailey
Please save me a seat,or I will stand in the back of the auditorium.
The musicans are already on stage.
Are you enjoying the contest?
Wow, the singer is fabulous!
My family attended the contest, and later we all went to a restaurant.

Are my punctuations and commas right in sentences
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes! They are all correct.
Answered by hailey
Thank you for your help!
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
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