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3.2 B: Conjunctions / Simple and Compound Senten ...

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  • Simple or Compound: My brother plays basketball after school every day.
    simple
    compound
  • Simple or Compound: The children tell funny jokes for their parents.
    simple
    compound
  • Choose the correct conjunction. The movie is long, ____ it is very funny.
    or
    but
    and
    so
  • Simple or Compound: The fluffy cat quietly sleeps on the mat.
    compound
    simple
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: The mom drives carefully. They get home safely.
    but
    or
    so
    and
  • Choose the correct conjunction. "Martha likes chocolate,.............she doesn’t like candies. "
    or
    but
    so
  • Choose the correct conjunction. " You ate all your food,..........you can have dessert."
    so
    but
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: We could go to Japan to ski. We can go to Japan to play in snow.
    or
    so
    and
    but
  • Simple or Compound: My hamster plays music after dinner every day.
    simple
    compound
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: The cat was hungry. The girl gave it food.
    so
    but
    and
    or
  • Simple or Compound: The fat rat eats the cheese outside.
    simple
    compound
  • Choose the simple sentence.
    Sponge Bob is a sponge, and Patric is a starfish.
    Sponge Bob is yellow.
    Sponge Bob is yellow, and Patric is pink.
  • Choose the correct conjunction: It is very hot outside. We will play in the pool.
    and
    or
    but
    so
  • Choose the correct conjunction." We can go to the funfair ,............... we can go to the zoo."
    so
    or
    but
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: The lighthouse shines at night. Ships sail safely home.
    or
    but
    and
    so
  • Choose the correct conjunction. "You finished your homework,......you put your school bag away. "
    so
    or
    but
  • Simple or Compound? My mom said I can play Roblox, but I have to finish all my homework first.
    compound
    simple
  • Simple or Compound: The dog barked loudly, so we ran inside.
    simple
    compound
  • Simple or Compound? I have so much homework tonight.
    compound
    simple
  • Choose the compound sentence.
    Do you want to go to the zoo?
    Do you want to go to the zoo, or do you want to go to the pa
    Do you want?
  • Simple or Compound? Teachers hate when we say 67.
    compound
    simple
  • Simple or Compound? I am excited about the field trip.
    simple
    compound
  • Simple or Compound? I have so much homework tonight, so I can't play games.
    simple
    compound
  • Simple or Compound: The teacher reads fun stories to the class.
    simple
    compound
  • Simple or Compound: We can play tag, or we can draw pictures.
    simple
    compound
  • Simple or Compound? I was hungry, so I ate a whole pizza and a hamburger.
    compound
    simple
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: The puppy was thirsty. The girl gave him water.
    but
    so
    and
    or
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: We could have sushi. We could have pizza.
    or
    but
    and
    so
  • Choose the correct conjunction. We may have cookies, ____ we may have cake.
    so
    or
    and
    but
  • Choose the simple sentence.
    I want some ice cream, but Tom doesn't want ice cream.
    I want some ice cream, and Tom wants some chocolate.
    I want some ice cream.
  • Choose the correct conjunction. I like science , ___ I like math.
    and
    so
    or
    but
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: The earthquake shook the building. The students didn't freak out.
    and
    but
    or
    so
  • Choose the correct conjunction. " We listened to music, ........we watched a movie."
    and
    but
    so
  • Simple or Compound: We can eat cake, or we can drink milkshakes.
    compound
    simple
  • Connect with and / or / so / but: The volcano rumbled loudly. Villagers stayed calm.
    so
    or
    and
    but
  • Simple or Compound: The dog chased us, so we ran inside.
    simple
    compound
  • Choose the simple sentence.
    Mai has a cat, and Noura has a puppy.
    The weather is sunny, but it was raining yesterday.
    We will learn a new lesson today.
  • Choose the compound sentence.
    The girl is wearing a dress, but the boy is wearing pants.
    The cat run after the mouse.
    It was time for bed.
  • Choose the compound sentence.
    We turned the lights off.
    We turned the lights off, so the room was dark.
    The room was dark.