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  • It smells good, ... .
    or vegetables.
    and kind.
    but it tastes bad.
  • Is she ______? [a writer/ a reporter] (Use and, but, or to complete the sentence.)
    Is she [a writer or a reporter]?
  • Is it ______? [in the box/ in the drawer] (Use and, but, or to complete the sentence.)
    Is it [in the box or in the drawer]?
  • The pond is big. + The pond is clean. (Use and, but, or to connect two sentences.)
    The pond is big and clean.
  • He is short, [ ] he is a good basketball player.
    or
    and
    but
  • My dog is cute [ ] smart.
    and
    or
    but
  • Is your mom's hair black [but] brown? (correct the sentence)
    Is your mom's hair black [or] brown?
  • [The tower is big and tall.] Which word is the conjunction?
    and
    the tower
    is
  • Do you go to school by bike [ ] by bus?
    or
    but
    and
  • Peaches are sweet, [or] lemons are sour. (correct the sentence)
    Peaches are sweet, [and] lemons are sour.
  • [Is it Monday or Tuesday?] Which word is the conjunction?
    or
    Is
    it
  • An ostrich is a bird, [ ] it can't fly.
    or
    but
    and
  • Are they fruits ... ?
    and kind
    or a pencil
    or vegetables
    but they taste bad
  • Is this backpack yours ... ?
    and exciting.
    or Dana's.
    but he doesn't like soccer.
    but it's cold outside.
  • [Draw a rose or a sunflower.] Which word is the conjunction?
    or
    draw
    a
  • Marie can play the piano...
    but I don't have an umbrella.
    and a notebook.
    but she can't play the violin.
    or on the playground?
  • Tasha's new dog has black [ ] white on it.
    and
    or
  • Carol likes chocolate, [ ] I don't like it.
    or
    but
    and
  • Do you study at home [ ] in the library?
    and
    or
    but
  • Do you like cats or [you like dogs]? (correct the sentence)
    Do you like cats or dogs?
  • Let's go to the park [ ] feed the birds.
    but
    or
    and
  • I have a sandwich [ ] a bottle of juice for lunch.
    and
    but
    or
  • It's raining outside, ...
    but I don't have an umbrella.
    or on the playground?
    and a notebook.
  • Mike is smart ... .
    and kind
    or a pencil
    but she's strong
  • This hat is nice, [ ] it is very expensive.
    but
    and
    or
  • The movie is funny ...
    but it's cold outside.
    or Dana's.
    and exciting.
    but he doesn't like soccer.
  • It is sunny, ...
    but he doesn't like soccer.
    or Dana's.
    and exciting.
    but it's cold outside.
  • Are they tall? + Are they short? (Use and, but, or to connect two sentences.)
    Are they tall or short?
  • Do you want to be a pilot [ ] an astronaut?
    but
    and
    or
  • Is it your bike [ ] your sister's bike?
    but
    or
    and
  • Do you like melons...
    or on the playgrounds?
    and a notebook.
    or watermelons?
  • The boy is short, [ ] he is fast.
    but
    and
  • Susan is thin, ... .
    or vegetables
    and I
    but she's strong
  • I need a pen...
    and a notebook.
    or watermelons?
    but I don't have an umbrella.
  • I go to school by bike [ ] by bus
    or
    but
  • [ I want bread and butter.] Which word is the conjunction?
    and
    I
    want
  • I want pizza [ ] a can of Coke for lunch.
    but
    or
    and
  • Turn the handle [or] open the door. (correct the sentence)
    Turn the handle [and] open the door.
  • I made a box. + She colored it. (Use and, but, or to connect two sentences.)
    I made a box and she colored it.
  • [It looks nice but old.] Which word is the conjunction?
    nice
    looks
    It
    but
  • The jacket is nice. + It's expensive. (Use and, but, or to connect two sentences.)
    The jacket is nice but it's expensive. (The jacket is nice but expensive.)
  • Lisa's necklace is _____. [long/pretty] (Use and, but, or to complete the sentence.)
    Lisa's necklace is [long and pretty].
  • Do you need a pen ... ?
    or vegetables
    or a pencil
    and kind
    and I
  • I am hungry. + I am thirsty. (Use and, but, or to connect two sentences.)
    I am hungry and thirsty.
  • Bella ... water the plants.
    or a pencil
    and I
    or vegetables
    but she's strong
  • Sam _________. [likes meat/ doesn't like fish] (Use and, but, or to complete the sentence.)
    Same [likes meat but he doesn't like fish].
  • [Does Joe like fish or meat?] Which word is the conjunction?
    or
    like
    does
  • [My mom and dad go hiking on Sundays.] Which word is the conjunction?
    on
    and
    my
  • [He is thin but strong.] Which word is the conjunction?
    thin
    he
    but
  • Simon likes baseball, ...
    and exciting.
    but he doesn't like soccer.
    but it's cold outside.
    or Dana's.
  • The man is rich, [and] he is unhappy. (correct the sentence)
    The man is rich, [but] he is unhappy.
  • Are they in the classroom...
    or on the playground?
    and a notebook.
    or watermelons?
  • You [but] your sister are tall. (correct the sentence)
    You [and] your sister are tall.
  • It's a nice shop, [ ] everything is expensive.
    and
    but
  • Jenny likes tuna sandwiches, [ ] Jack doesn't like them.
    but
    or
    and
  • I can swim well, [ ] my sister can't.
    or
    but
    and