I ate a cheeseburger. I was hungry. (and, because, while)
I ate a cheeseburger BECAUSE I was hungry.
The sun was shining brightly. We went for a walk in the park.
The sun was shining brightly, so we went for a walk in the park.
I have basketball this weekend. I can't go because I'm going skiing. (even though, since, however)
I have basketball this weekend, HOWEVER I can't go because I'm going skiing.
The movie was long. It was also very entertaining.
The movie was long, but it was also very entertaining.
Kelsey is nice. She steals Stanley cups. (however, while, and)
Kelsey is nice, HOWEVER steals Stanley cups.
I made a marble cake. I can eat it. (until, however, so)
I made a marble cake, SO I can eat it.
I had a fever on Friday. I stayed home on the couch. (but, so, still)
I had a fever on Friday SO, I stayed home on the couch.
My bus came early. I was still late (yet, so, until)
My bus came early, YET I was still late.
She sang a song. She played the piano.
She sang a song, and she played the piano.
Do you want dark chocolate? Do you want white chocolate? (and, but, or, so)
Do you want dark OR white chocolate?
The dog barked. He heard a strange noise.
The dog barked, because heard a strange noise.
The rain was pouring down. We decided to stay inside.
The rain was pouring down, so we decided to stay inside.
I ate my breakfast. I watched videos on my computer. (by, while, so)
I ate breakfast WHILE I watched videos on my computer.
I read my book. I still don't like reading. (and, yet, while)
I read my book, YET I still don't like reading.
I don't like spicy food. It hurts my tongue. (since, because, or)
I don't like spicy food BECAUSE it hurts my tongue.
I went to practice. I got in the car. (as soon as, though, while)
I went to practice, AS SOON AS I got in the car.
I did cheer practice. I went to sleep. (and, then, but)
I went to cheer practice, THEN I went to sleep.
I like peppermint tea. I like honey vanilla tea more. (but, or, and, so)
I like peppermint tea, BUT I like honey vanilla tea more.
My water bottle is empty. I need to fill it (because, or, so)
My water bottle is empty, SO I need to fill it.
The movie was scary. I covered my eyes during some parts.
he movie was scary, so I covered my eyes during some parts.
Dino plays basketball. Dino plays football. (but, or, and, so)
Dino plays basketball AND football.
I like sunflowers. They are bright. (but, and, or, so)
I like sunflowers AND they are bright.
He went to the store. He bought some groceries.
He went to the store, and he bought some groceries.
He stayed home from school. He was sick.
He stayed home from school, because he was sick.
I lost a tooth this weekend. It didn't hurt. (but, or, and, so)
I lost a tooth this weekend, BUT it didn't hurt.
I like math. I like speech. (or, and, still)
I like math AND I like speech.
I ordered vanilla ice cream. They were all out of chocolate chip. (but, since, therefore)
I ordered vanilla ice cream SINCE they were all out of chocolate chip.
He ate his dinner. He watched television.
He ate his dinner and watched television.
The skinny cat meowed loudly. I was feeding it. (since, while, because)
The cat skinny cat meowed loudly WHILE I was feeding it.
He wanted to go to the beach. The weather was too cold.
He wanted to go to the beach, but he weather was too cold.
I put on a jacket. It was cold out. (while, or, since)
I put on a jacket SINCE it was cold out.
I went to the park. I could swing. (and, but, or, so)
I went to the park SO I could swing.
Pedro is cute. He is a strange dog. (so, until, even though)
Pedro is cute, EVEN THOUGH he is a strange dog.
The flowers wilted. They didn't get enough water.
The flowers wilted, because hey didn't get enough water.
My grandmother makes great Italian soup. Her Italian cookies are even better. (but, so, since)
My grandmother makes great Italian soup, BUT her Italian cookies are even better.
She wore a coat. It was cold outside.
She wore a coat, because it was cold outside.
I don't really like hockey. Its cold. (because, for, while)
I don't really like hockey BECAUSE its cold.
The children played in the yard. Their parents watched from the window.
The children played in the yard, and their parents watched from the window.