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Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas (and, but, so, because, or): I saw him. I didn't speak to him.

I saw him but I didn't speak to him.

Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas (and, but, so, because, or): My brother doesn't study hard. He always passes his exams.

My brother doesn't study hard but he always passes his exams.

How many ideas this sentence have: John plays the piano very well and is going to study music at university

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Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas: Last year I bought an E-reader. I downloaded some books.

Last year I bought an E-reader and I downloaded some books.

Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas (and, but, so, because, or): We stayed home. The weather was bad.

We stayed home because the weather was bad.

Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas: We stopped playing tennis. It began to rain.

We stopped playing tennis because it began to rain.

Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas (and, but, so, because, or): He draws. He paints.

He draws and he paints.

How many ideas this sentence have: I enjoy reading books, but I hate reading the newspaper

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Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas: It began to rain. We stopped playing tennis

It began to rain so we stopped playing tennis

How many ideas this sentence have: Our computer is old so we bought a new one

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Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas: I enjoy playing computer games. I am not very good at it.

I enjoy playing computer games but I am not very good at it.

How many ideas this sentence have: We arrived at the theatre but there were no tickets left

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Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas: We went home. We arrived too late.

We went home because we arrived too late.

How many ideas this sentence have: I really like cowboy movies

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Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas (and, but, so, because, or): You can go by bus. You can walk. Which do you prefer?

You can go by bus, or you can walk. Which do you prefer?

Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas (and, but, so, because, or): She felt ill. She went home early.

She felt ill so she went home early.

Use appropriate conjunction to join the ideas: We arrived too late for tickets. We went home.

We arrived too late for tickets so we went home.

How many ideas this sentence have: I do not like going to the beach because the sand always gets into my eyes

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