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Revising: Joining Sentences

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  • I saw you yesterday. You didn't see me.
    I saw you yesterday, you didn't see me.
    I saw you yesterday, yet you didn't see me.
    I saw you yesterday; but you didn't see me.
    I saw you yesterday you didn't see me.
  • The class has to behave. They will earn a prize.
    The class has to behave to earn a prize.
    The class has to behave, or they will earn a prize.
    The class has to behave they will earn a prize.
    The class has to behave, they will earn a prize.
  • I love to travel. I love to see new places.
    I love to travel and see new places.
    I love to travel, and new places.
    I love to travel I love to see new places.
    I love to travel, but I love to see new places.
  • Thuy was out of milk. She went to the store.
    Thuy was out of milk, so she went to the store.
    Thuy was out of milk for she went to the store.
    Thuy was out of milk, she went to the store.
    Thuy was out of milk so she went to the store.
  • I spent all my money. I'm broke.
    I spent all my money I'm broke.
    I'm broke, so I spent all my money.
    I spent all my money, I'm broke.
    I spent all my money; I'm broke.
  • John eats chicken. John eats hamburgers.
    John eats chicken, and eats hamburgers.
    John eats chicken, he eats hamburgers.
    John eats chicken and he eats hamburgers.
    John eats chicken and hamburgers.
  • Arturo likes video games. He doesn't like paying for them.
    Arturo likes video games, he doesn't like paying for them.
    Arturo likes video games so he doesn't like paying for them.
    Arturo likes video games but doesn't like paying for them.
    Arturo likes video games; not paying for them.
  • When you finish your work. You can go outside.
    You can go outside, you finish your work.
    When you finish your work; you can go outside.
    When you finish your work you can go outside.
    You can go outside when you finish your work.
  • You would enjoy the party. I don't mind if you don't go.
    You would enjoy the party but don't go.
    You would enjoy the party, I don't mind if you don't go.
    You would enjoy the party I don't mind if you go.
    You would enjoy the party, but I don't mind if you don't go.
  • She is famous. She is humble.
    She is famous, and humble.
    Although she is famous, she is humble.
    Although she is famous she is humble.
    She is famous, since she is humble.