Combine these two sentences using "so or because": You didn’t turn in your homework. You can’t go to recess.
You didn’t turn in your homework, so you can’t go to recess.
Combine these two sentences using "so or because": I studied hard for the test. I got an A.
I studied hard for the test, so I got an A.
Combine these two sentences using "so or because": My brother annoyed me. I locked my bedroom door.
My brother annoyed me, so I locked my bedroom door.
Combine these two sentences using "so or because": Alicia is the best student. She studies a lot
Alicia is the best student because she studies a lot.
Combine these two sentences using "so or because": Hommer didn’t like the movie. He turned off the TV.
Hommer didn’t like the movie, so he turned off the TV.
Combine these two sentences using "so or because": Michael studies a lot. He is the best student.
Michael studies a lot, so he is the best student.
Combine these two sentences using "so or because": I passed my exam. I studied all weekend
I passed my exam, because I studied all weekend.
