Let’s go to the store. Let’s buy a pizza. (and)
Let’s go to the store and buy a pizza.
He is a star athlete. He is the captain of the team. (and)
He is a star athlete and captain of the team.
My family got a new game. We are going to play it tonight. (and)
My family got a new game, and we are going to play it tonight.
My mom can swim. My dad can’t. (but)
My mom can swim, but my dad can’t.
Jamal hates bugs. He also hates spiders. (and)
Jamal hates bugs and spiders.
She likes hamburgers. She doesn’t like hot dogs. (but)
She likes hamburgers, but she doesn’t like hot dogs.
He fell down. He didn’t get hurt. (but)
He fell down, but he didn’t get hurt.
My brother annoyed me. I locked my bedroom door. (so)
My brother annoyed me, so I locked my bedroom door.
The kids wanted to go to the park. It was pouring. (but)
The kids wanted to go to the park, but it was pouring.
You didn’t turn in your homework. You can’t go to the playground. (so)
You didn’t turn in your homework, so you can’t go to the playground.
I studied hard for the test. I got an A. (so)
I studied hard for the test, so I got an A.
Gabe wanted to win the golf game. He practiced a lot. (so)
Gabe wanted to win the golf game, so he practiced a lot.
Davarius always eats at home. He likes to cook. (because)
Davarius always eats at home because he likes to cook.
Ocean plants grow close to the surface. They need sun. (because)
Ocean plants grow close to the surface because they need sun.
Thomas Edison is famous. He invented many new things. (because)
Thomas Edison is famous because he invented many new things.
Do you want to go to a movie? Do you want to stay at home? (or)
Do you want to go to a movie or stay at home? / Do you want to go to a movie, or do you want to stay at home?
