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  • I like math. I like speech. (or and, still)
    I like math AND I like speech.
  • I went to the park. I could swing. (and, but or, so)
    I went to the park SO I could swing.
  • I like peppermint tea. I like honey vanilla tea more. (but, or, and, so)
    I like peppermint tea, BUT I like honey vanilla tea more.
  • I like sunflowers. They are bright. (but, and, or, so)
    I like sunflowers AND they are bright.
  • I did cheer practice. I went to sleep. (and, then, but)
    I went to cheer practice, THEN I went to sleep.
  • I put on a jacket. It was cold out. (while, or, since)
    I put on a jacket SINCE it was cold out.
  • I read my book. I still don't like reading. (and, yet, while)
    I read my book, YET I still don't like reading.
  • The skinny cat meowed loudly. I was feeding it. (since, while, because)
    The cat skinny cat meowed loudly WHILE I was feeding it.
  • Do you want dark chocolate? Do you want white chocolate? (and, but or, so)
    Do you want dark OR white chocolate?
  • Dino plays basketball. Dino plays football. (but, or, and, so)
    Dino plays basketball AND football.
  • My bus came early. I was still late (yet, so, until)
    My bus came early, BUT i was still late.
  • I made a marble cake. I can eat it. (until, however, so)
    I made a marble cake, SO I can eat it.
  • I have basketball this weekend. I can't go because I'm going skiing. (even though, since, however)
    I have basketball this weekend, HOWEVER I can't go because I'm going skiing.
  • I don't like spicy food. I hurts my tongue. (since, because, or)
    I don't like spicy food BECAUSE it hurts my tongue.
  • I lost a tooth this weekend. It didn't hurt. (but, or, and, so)
    I lost a tooth this weekend, BUT it didn't hurt.
  • I ate a cheeseburger. I was hungry. (and, because, while)
    I ate a cheeseburger BECAUSE I was hungry.
  • I went to practice. I got in the car. (as soon as, though, while)
    I went to practice, AS SOON AS I got in the car.
  • I ate my breakfast. I watched videos on my computer. (by, while, so)
    I ate breakfast WHILE I watched videos on my computer.
  • My grandmother makes great Italian soup. Her Italian cookies are even better. (but, so, since)
    My grandmother makes great Italian soup, BUT her Italian cookies are even better.
  • I had a fever on Friday. I stayed home on the couch. (but, so, still)
    I had a fever on Friday SO, I stayed home on the couch.
  • I ordered vanilla ice cream. They were all out of chocolate chip. (but, since, therefore)
    I ordered vanilla ice cream SINCE they were all out of chocolate chip.
  • My water bottle is empty. I need to fill it (because, or, so)
    My water bottle is empty, SO I need to fill it.
  • I don't really like hockey. Its cold. (because, for, while)
    I don't really like hockey BECAUSE its cold.
  • Kelsey is nice. She steals Stanley cups. (however, while, and)
    Kelsey is nice, HOWEVER steals Stanley cups.
  • Pedro is cute. He is a strange dog. (so, until, even though)
    Pedro is cute, EVEN THOUGH he is a strange dog.