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  • It was a sunny day, ______ the wind was cold. (so/but)
    but
  • We could hike on Saturday _____ we could hike on Sunday. (or/since)
    or
  • Moose are good swimmers _____ fast runners. (and/or)
    and
  • Raul is sick _____ he did not go to school. (since/so)
    so
  • Adult male moose have large antlers _____ female moose do not. (since/but)
    but
  • _____ he had not studied hard, he failed his exam. (But/Since)
    Since
  • Dad bought a book _____ he lost it. (or/but)
    but
  • ______ you ate the ice cream last night, we don't have any dessert tonight. (But/Since)
    Since
  • Ty reads a lot _____ he buys lots of books. (so/but)
    so
  • These books are very interesting ______ they are hard to understand. (but/or)
    but
  • _____ he was tired, he took a nap. (Since/So)
    Since
  • We can read this book _____ we can read that book. (or/but)
    or
  • Moose are a kind of deer _____ they are part of the deer family. (but/so)
    so
  • I’ve been very busy _____ I started my new job. (or/since)
    since
  • She could read a poetry book _____ she could read a newspaper. (but/or)
    or
  • Tessa read a new book _____ she did not like it. (since/but)
    but
  • Let's stay home and watch a movie ______ it’s raining. (and/since)
    since
  • We lined up at the bookstore _____ the author signed our books. (but/and)
    and
  • She wanted a good book _____ she went to the library. (but/so)
    so
  • He was ill ______ he went to work anyway. (since/but)
    but
  • I love fruit, ______ I'm allergic to strawberries. (but/so)
    but
  • _____ I had no money, I couldn't buy anything to eat. (And/Since)
    Since
  • Tessa likes poetry _____ she also likes plays. (and/since)
    and
  • People could bring books ____ they could bring magazines. (or/since)
    or
  • I love books _____ I want to be a writer. (so/since)
    so
  • The stick was thin ______ it was strong. (since/but)
    but