Combine these two sentences using the word THAT: Santa likes to skydive in the off season. I bet you didn't know this.
I bet you didn't know that Santa likes to skydive in the off season.
Combine these two sentences using the word BECAUSE: They live in Australia. They can't ride their new toboggan outside.
They can't ride their new toboggan outside because they live in Australia.
Combine these two sentences using the word BUT: This ornament is a baby. I thought this ornament was a big toe.
I thought this ornament was a big toe, but it was a baby.
Combine these two sentences using the word AFTER: We decorated our tree. We went to school first.
After school, we decorated our tree. -or- We decorated our tree after school.
Combine these two sentences using the word INSTEAD: Aunt Carol gave Byron a box of socks. Aunt Carol did not give Byron a PS5.
Aunt Carol gave Byron a box of socks instead of a PS5.
