Combining Sentences With Conjunctions

Front

We went to the beach, ____ we had a wonderful time. Options: for, and, so, but

Back

and

Front

We were running late to the beach, ____ we did not get a chance to get a good spot.
Options: for, and, so, but

Back

so

Front

My brother and I took a bucket and shovel, ____ we didn't have time to build a sandcastle. (Options: for, and, so, but)

Back

so

Front

My sister forgot to put sunblock on, ___ she got a sunburned.
Options: for, and, so, but

Back

so

Front

Which conjunction would best join the two sentences together?
The students wanted to go out to recess. The teacher said they had too much work.

Back

, but

Front

Complete the sentence: I would like to visit Hawaii, ____ I have no money. Options: and, for, yet, so

Back

yet

Front

Combine the sentences using a conjunction: Samuel loves to play soccer. He is nervous to play in his first game.

Back

Samuel loves to play soccer, but he is nervous to play in his first game.

Front

Combine the sentences using a conjunction: I found a kitten outside my house. I gave it food and water.

Back

I found a kitten outside my house, so I gave it food and water.

Front

Combine the sentences using a conjunction: Mom asked me to clear the table. Dinner was ready.

Back

Mom asked me to clear the table because dinner was ready.

Front

Which conjunction best completes the compound sentence? She waited politely, _______ he poured two cups of coffee. Options: because, since, while, however

Back

while