Matthew went to the beach. Matthew learned to surf. (AND, BUT)
Matthew went to the beach, AND Matthew learned to surf.
Do you want pancakes for breakfast? Would you rather have eggs? (OR, AND)
Do you want pancakes for breakfast, OR would you rather have eggs?
My pet goat will eat almost anything. He likes vegetables best. (BUT, AND)
My pet goat will eat almost anything, BUT he likes vegetables best
Randy needs a haircut. He does not have any money. (AND, BUT)
Randy needs a haircut, BUT he does not have any money.
The grass is very long. I have to mow it. (AND, OR)
The grass is very long, AND I have to mow it.
Do you want apples? Do you want bananas? (BUT, OR)
Do you want apples OR bananas?
Andy can be a doctor. Andy can be a lawyer. (OR, BUT)
Andy can be a doctor OR a lawyer.
Mary wanted to drive to the store. He car wouldn't start. (BUT, OR)
Mary wanted to drive to the store, BUT her car wouldn't start.
Amy is very nice. Her sister is very mean. (OR, BUT)
Amy is very nice, BUT her sister is very mean.
Some kids were afraid to dive into the pool. I wasn't afraid. (BUT, AND)
Some kids were afraid to dive into the pool, BUT I wasn't afraid.
You must study for the test. You will fail. (AND, OR)
You must study for the test, OR you will fail.
I saw a frog. I saw a turtle. (AND, OR)
I saw a frog AND a turtle.
The bird made a nest. The bird laid an egg. (AND, BUT)
The bird made a nest AND laid an egg.