Compound and Complex Sentences

Jane likes Kyle ​ (a)   she asked him out.

• , so
• , but
• , or
• nor

The teacher was crying​ (a)   she didn't have a date for Valentine's Day.

• , for
• , nor
• for
• one

Simon bought chocolates​ for his girlfriend (a)   he didn't buy anything for his mom on Valentine's Day.

• , so
• ,for
• , but
• but

Mike bought Julie flowers​ (a)   Julie bought him a new watch for Valentine's Day.

• so
• , but
• , for
• , and

Jose's dad said he can go to the Love Boat dance ​ ​ ​ (a)   he can go to the singles club to play bingo.

• , yet
• , or
• , and
• or

Andre wrote a poem for his dog on Valentine's Day, ​ (a)   he was forced to give it to his wife.

• yet
• , nor
• , yet
• so

Leslie didn't want to celebrate Valentine's Day ​ (a)   ​ she didn't want to celebrate President's Day.

• , so
• but
• , nor
• yet

Emma bakes the cake. Tommy cooks dinner. (While- In the Middle)

Joedy plays guitar. He sings in a love marachi band. (Since - in the beginning)

Mark is a great piano player. He sings cheesy love songs. (Although - in the middle)