Answer to Question #316396 in English for DANA

Question

Directions:  Turn  the  compound  sentences  below  into  compound-complex  sentences  by  adding  the  dependent  clauses  in  parentheses.

6. Dependent  Clauses:  (when  his  parents  came  home)  

                                           (so  we  could  have more  fun)

The  party  ended,  and  we  went  to  Tom’s  house.

7.  Dependent  Clause:  (until  the  people  left  the  theater)

We  bought  our  tickets,  but  we  couldn’t  go  in.

 8.  Dependent  Clause:  (that  went  over  the  center  field  fence)

He  hit   a  homerun,  and  the  Dodgers  won  the  game.

9.  Dependent  Clauses:  (while  I  do  my  work)  (when  I  get  home)

You  can  play  in  the  park,  or  you  can  go  swimming.

10. Dependent  Clauses:  (so  she’d  be  ready  to  win)  (when  she  arrived  at the field)

Tell  Dolores  to  get  enough  rest  and  eat  breakfast.

Answer 1

1. When his parents came home, the party ended and we went to Tom's house so we could have more fun.
2. We bought our tickets but we could not go in until the people left the theater.
3. He hit a homerun that went over the center field fence and the dodgers won the game.
4. When i get home, you can play in the park or you can go swimming while i do my work.
5. Tell Dolores to get enough rest and eat breakfast so she'd be ready to win when she arrives at the field.