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She practiced diligently. She wanted to improve her skills.

She practiced diligently, for she wanted to improve her skills.

He packed his bags. He was leaving for the vacation.

He packed his bags, for he was leaving for the vacation.

I was sleepy. I cancelled the meeting today.

I was sleepy, so I cancelled the meeting today.

Timmy loves to play basketball. Timmy’s dad doesn’t have a basketball.

Timmy loves to play basketball, but his dad doesn't have a basketball.

Kerry traveled to the woods. She went hunting.

Kerry traveled to the woods and she went hunting.

David likes to play baseball. Jonathan likes to play soccer.

David likes to play baseball and Jonathan likes to play soccer.

Hanna was tired. She decided to take a break.

Hanna was tired, so she decided to take a break.

John eats chicken. John eats hamburgers.

John eats chicken and hamburgers.

One of the greatest sports is tennis. Tennis is not watched very much on television.

One of the greatest sports is tennis, but it is not watched very much on television.

David likes eating hamburgers. David does not like to eat them every day.

David likes eating hamburgers, but he does not like to eat them every day.

I enjoyed the movie. My little brother did not.

I enjoyed the movie, but my little brother did not.

David likes video games. David does not like to pay for video games.

David like video games, but he does not like to pay for video games.

I didn’t study hard enough. I didn’t pass my latest exam.

I didn’t study hard enough, so I didn’t pass my latest exam.

I took my umbrella with me. I didn't get wet.

I took my umbrella with me, so I didn't get wet.

My cat didn't eat anything last night. It was sick.

My cat didn't eat anything last night, for it was sick.

The zebra enjoys eating grass. The zebra does not like to get chased by lions.

The zebra enjoys eating grass, but it does not enjoy getting chased by lions.

I have eaten. I can eat something.

I have eaten, but I can eat something.

Sherry likes to play soccer. Sherry cannot play because she earned poor grades.

Sherry like to play soccer, but she cannot play because she earned poor grades.

John bought new shoes. John wore them to his game.

John bought new shoes and he wore them to his game.

We went to the restaurant. We found out it was closed early.

We went to the restaurant, but we found out it was closed early.

He went to the grocery store. He needed ingredients for dinner.

He went to the grocery store, for he needed ingredients for dinner.

I love to draw. My friend loves to make designs in art class.

I love to draw, but my friend loves to make designs in art class.

John needs to study harder. John wants to get good grades.

John needs to study harder, for he wants to get good grades.

Becky loves fishing. Becky cannot fish if she doesn’t wake up early.

Becky loves fishing but she cannot fish if she doesn’t wake up early.

Dan likes to race his car fast. Dan should think about safety.

Dan likes to race his car fast, but he should think about safety.

I knew exactly where I put my wallet. I still couldn’t find it.

I knew exactly where I put my wallet, but I still couldn’t find it.