Conjunctions: and, so, but, or | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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2. We / be / very tired / but / happy / after / flight to Sydney / last week.

We were very tired but happy after the flight to Sydney last week.

I / like / sugar / in my tea / but / I / not / like / milk / in it.

I like sugar in my tea, but I don’t like milk in it.

3. Jane / be / cold / so / she / put on / coat.

Jane is cold, so she puts on a coat.

1. I’d like to go with you. I’m too busy right now.

I’d like to go with you, but I’m too busy right now.

6. He / live / London / and / he / study / at / college.

He lives in London, and he studies at a college.

4. buy / I / peppers / potatoes. / and / tomatoes,

I buy peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes.

There are no buses this hour. We need to catch a taxi.

There are no buses this hour, so we need to catch a taxi.

6. I don’t like the concert. The band doesn’t play well.

I don’t like the concert because the band doesn’t play well.

4. Julie / have / guitar / and / she / play / it / well.

Julia has a guitar, and she plays it well.

1. accident / an / she’s / in / because / hospital / she / had /.

She’s in hospital because she had an accident.

5. We invite them to the party. They don’t want to come.

We invite them to the party, but they don’t want to come.

4. He fails his driving test. He needs to do it again.

He fails his driving test, so he needs to do it again.

3. asked / Paul / me / question, / a / replied / I / so/.

Paul asked me a question, so I replied.

5. Yesterday / Maria / try / read / novel / French / but / it / be / too difficult.

Yesterday, Maria tried to read a novel in French, but it was too difficult.