Mastering Simple Conjunctions

Identify the conjunction in the following sentence: 'I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain.'

• or

• and

• so

• but

Which conjunction would best connect these two ideas: 'She loves reading. She doesn't have much time.'

• or

• but

• and

• so

Combine the following sentences using a conjunction: 'The sun was shining. We decided to go to the beach.'

• The sun was shining, and we decided to go to the beach.

• The sun was shining but we stayed home.

• Although the sun was shining, we went to the mountains.

• We decided to go to the beach because the sun was shining.

In the sentence 'He studied hard, so he passed the exam,' what is the conjunction?

• or

• but

• so

• and

Create a sentence using the conjunction 'and'.

• I like to cook, I prefer to eat out.

• I enjoy swimming but I dislike running.

• I read books or I watch movies.

• I like to read books and I enjoy watching movies.

Identify the conjunction in this sentence: 'Although it was late, she continued to work.'

• But

• Because

• Although

• And

Use a conjunction to connect these two sentences: 'I enjoy painting. I also like drawing.'

• I enjoy painting; I also like drawing.

• I enjoy painting and I also like drawing.

• I enjoy painting or I also like drawing.

• I enjoy painting but I also like drawing.

Combine the following sentences: 'The movie was interesting. The ending was predictable.'

• The movie was interesting, but the ending was predictable.

• The movie was interesting, so the ending was predictable.

• The movie was boring, and the ending was surprising.

• The movie was dull, but the ending was unexpected.

What conjunction would you use to connect these ideas: 'I can go to the party. I have to finish my homework first.'

• although

• after

• before

• because

In the sentence 'She was tired, yet she finished her project,' what is the conjunction?

• or

• but

• yet

• and