Combine these sentences using "and": Mike took out the trash. Sarah swept the floor.
Mike took out the trash, and Sarah swept the floor.
Combine these sentences using "and": The Reynolds family got a new car. They drove it to Michigan.
The Reynolds family got a new car, and they drove it to Michigan.
Combine these sentences using "because": I can’t go to the movies. I have to babysit my brother.
I can’t go to the movies, because I have to babysit my brother.
Combine these sentences using "but": The roses were red. Their stems were green.
The roses were red, but their stems were green.
Combine these sentences using "so": I’ve always wanted to be a dentist. I started working in a dentist’s office.
I’ve always wanted to be a dentist, so I started working in a dentist’s office.
What is wrong with this sentence? I needed to buy more marshmallows for the s'mores and I went to the store.
It should say: I needed to buy more marshmallows for the s'mores, so I went to to the store.
Which word is best? I love my dogs so much (so, because) they are always there for me.
I love my dogs so much because they are always there for me.
(Although, Because) she was excited to start a new school year, part of her dreaded having homework again.
Although she was excited to start a new school year, part of her dreaded having homework again.
