Jennifer doesn't like soccer, [so -- but] she does like baseball.
but
I want to go to the beach, [but -- and] my car doesn't work.
but
We can watch a movie, [or -- yet] we can play video games.
or
My dog loves toys, [but -- so] my cat prefers treats.
but
You can eat cake with your hands, [or -- for] you can eat it with a fork.
or
Yesterday my friend and I (eated, ate, eats) a whole pizza.
ate
Tomorrow I will (play, played, plays) with my friend Patrick.
play
Last night my cat (jump, jumps, jumped) to the bed.
jumped
Can you __write your paragraph please? (re-, im-, un-)
rewrite (re-)
Thank you for being so help___ with the chores! (-ful, -less, -ly)
helpful (-ful)
The man magical___ appeared in the kitchen. (-est, -ly, -er)
magically (-ly)
Martin is tall___ than the kid. (-ly, -est, er)
taller (-er)
Write a compound sentence using the word "or"
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Write a compound sentence using the word "but"
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Write a compound sentence using the word "and"
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Write a compound sentence using the word "so"
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