Combine these two sentences using "and": Let’s go to the store. Let’s buy a pizza
Let’s go to the store and buy a pizza.
Combine these two sentences using "and": He is a famous athlete. He is the captain of the team.
He is a famous athlete and the captain of the team.
Combine these two sentences using "and": My family got a new game. We are going to play it tonight.
My family got a new game and we are going to play it tonight.
Combine these two sentences using "and": James hates bugs. He also hates spiders.
James hates bugs and spiders.
Combine these two sentences using "but": My mom can swim. My dad can’t.
My mom can swim, but my dad can’t.
Combine these two sentences using "but": She likes hamburgers. She doesn’t like hot dogs
She likes hamburgers, but she doesn’t like hot dogs.
Combine these two sentences using "but": He fell down. He didn’t get hurt
He fell down, but he didn’t get hurt.
Combine these two sentences using "but": The kids wanted to go to the park. It was raining.
The kids wanted to go to the park, but it was raining.
Combine these two sentences using "so": My brother made me angry. I locked my bedroom door.
My brother made me angry, so I locked my bedroom door.
Combine these two sentences using "so": I studied hard for the test. I got 100%.
I studied hard for the test, so I got 100%.
Combine these two sentences using "so": You didn’t turn in your homework. You can’t have break time.
You didn’t turn in your homework, so you can’t have break time.
Combine these two sentences using "so": Gabe wanted to join the golf team. He practiced a lot.
Gabe wanted to join the golf team, so he practiced a lot.
Combine these two sentences using "because": David eats at home. He likes to cook.
David eats at home because he likes to cook.
Combine these two sentences using "because": Ocean plants grow close to the surface. They need sun.
Ocean plants grow close to the surface because they need sun.
Combine these two sentences using "because": Plants need soil. Soil has food for plants.
Plants need soil because soil has food for plants.
Combine these two sentences using "because": Thomas Edison is famous. He invented many new things.
Thomas Edison is famous because he invented many new things.
