We can have pizza for supper. We can have spaghetti. (or/but) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
We can have pizza for supper, or we can have spaghetti.
I am allergic to cats. I love to pet them. (yet/so) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
I am allergic to cats, yet I love to pet them.
Samuel really wanted to go to the pop concert, ______ he had to study for the French exam. (but/or)
but
There were some injured players in our football team, _______we will still win the game.
but/yet
I don't like cake, nor do I..........
----
Scarlett ironed all the clothes,washed the dishes ____wiped the floor before she went to bed.
and
Benjamin fell asleep in a few minutes, ____ the book he started reading was quite boring.
for (because)
People in this small town neither have traffic problems, ____they have environmental problems.
nor
I am going for a run tomorrow, so......
----
Abigail neither took a shower, ____she brushed her teeth this morning since she was very tired.
nor
People should stop cutting down the trees, ___ we will suffer a lot from air pollution.
or
Mrs.Cunningham had enough money to buy a new car, _____ she couldn't decide which one to choose.
but
Stop drinking too much coke and eating a lot of fast food, ____you will gain too much weight soon.
or
They arrived early to the show. They got great seats. (and/but) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
They arrived early to the show, and they got great seats.
I really like chocolate cake. I am too full to eat more. (and/ but) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
I really like chocolate cake, but I am too full to eat more.
I will go to swimming class, and.......
----
I do enjoy hiking, but.......
----
My family has never been to Manhattan. We have seen the Empire State Building in movies . (so/but) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
My family has never been to Manhattan, but we have seen the Empire State Building in movies.
She did not go to the park. It was too late. (for/so) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
She did not go to the park, for was too late.
Either you finish the English project on time _______ the teacher will give you a bad mark. (or, nor)
or
James neither knew her telephone number ______ her home address. He couldn't reach her. (nor, or)
nor
We could start the movie now. We could wait for Julia to arrive. (or/nor) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
We could start the movie now, or we could wait for Julia to arrive. (
The thief went into the house from the kitchen window _____got the mobile phone on the table.
and
. Most shampoos include chemicals in them, ____I prefer using natural olive oil soap for my hair.
so
She does not play the piano. She does play the flute. (so/but) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
She does not play the piano, but she does play the flute.
The cake is dry. The chocolate sauce makes it taste good. (but/nor) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
The cake is dry, but the caramel sauce is good.
Freddie didn't have enough eggs and sugar for the cake, ____he went to the supermarket.
so
They moved their toys to the side. They had room for the race track. (and/yet) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
They moved their toys to the side, and they had room for the race track.
The students decided not to go out in the break, _____it was snowing heavily.
for
You cannot go outside. It started to rain. (for/but) Combine the sentences with the right conjunction.
You cannot go outside, for it started to rain.