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I will go inside. I am hot, so I will go inside.  \n1)  I practiced the violin. I could play the song.   \n2) The baby missed his mom. He cried.  \n3) Marie is happy. She is smiling.   \nCombine sentences with “so”  \nGrade 1 Grammar Worksheet  \nCombine the two sentences using “so”.  \nI am hot. I will go inside. I am hot, so I will go inside.  \n4) The floor was dirty. He swept it.  \n5) The cat saw a mouse. The cat ran after it!  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nCombine sentences with “so”  \nGrade 1 Grammar Worksheet  \nAnswers  \n1) I practiced the violin. I could play the song.  \nI practiced the violin, so I could play the song.  \n2) The baby missed his mom. He cried.  \nThe baby missed his mom, so he cried.  \n3) Marie is happy. She is smiling.  \nMarie is happy, so she is smiling.  \n4) The floor was dirty. He swept it.  \nThe floor was dirty, so he swept it.  \n5) The cat saw a mouse. 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