Combine: First I read a book. Then, I go to bed. Conjunction: before
Before I go to bed, I read a book. OR I read a book before I go to bed.
Combine: Jack went to the park. Susan went to the park.
Jack and Susan went to the park.
Combine: The mouse cried. The cat stole his cheese. Conjunction: While
The mouse cried while the cat stole his cheese.
Combine: The girl started crying. Her mom said no. Conjunction: Before
Before her mom said no, the girl started crying.
Combine: The cat wears many costumes. He hates it. Conjunction: Although
Although the cat hates it, he wears many costumes.
Combine: He said he would stay. He left. Conjunction: even though
Even though he said he would stay, he left. OR He left even though he said he would stay.
Combine: Matty likes ice cream. Matty likes pizza. Matty hates celery.
Matty likes ice cream and pizza but hates celery.
Combine: Pikachu was upset. Ash came to comfort him. Conjunction: until
Until Ash came to comfort him, Pikachu was upset. OR Pikachu was upset until Ash came to comfort him.
Combine: Jerry cackled. Tom fell over. Conjunction: When
When Tom fell over, Jerry cackled.
Combine: The giraffe is munching. He's hungry. Conjunction: Since
Since the giraffe is hungry, he is munching.
Combine: You can't go. You finish your work. Conjunction: Until
You can't go until you finish your work. OR Until you finish your work, you can't go.
Combine: Bees won't sting. They are scared. Conjunction: Unless
Bees won't sting unless they are scared. OR Unless they are scared, bees won't sting.
Combine: The puppies will be happy. They get a treat. Conjunction: If
If the puppies get a treat, they will be happy.
Combine: Don't bother me. I've had my coffee. Conjunction: Until
Until I've had my coffee, don't bother me.
Combine: Call me. Only do it when you see my dad. Conjunction: if
Call me if you see my dad. OR If you see my dad, call me.
Combine: Let's take a walk. We don't have to if you're tired. Choose conjunction: Unless OR So
Let's take a walk unless you're tired.
Combine: The dog is wearing sunglasses. He can't see. Conjunction: Although/even though
Although the dog can't see, he's wearing sunglasses. OR The dog is wearing sunglasses even though he can't see.
Combine: The chicken poked him. He fell. Conjunction: After
He fell after the chicken poked him. OR After the chicken poked him, he fell.
Combine: Martha stayed awake. She went to bed at midnight. Choose conjunction: Unless, so, until
Martha stayed awake until midnight