Compound Sentences with FANBOYS

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• I would like to visit Hawaii, yet no money.

• I would like to visit Hawaii, yet I have no money.

• I would like to visit Hawaii I have no money.

• I would like to visit Hawaii yet I have no money.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• I need to save money for my trip, so I will get a job.

• I need to save money for my trip so get a job.

• I need to save money for my trip, so get a job.

• I need to save money for my trip I will get a job.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• Mrs. Owens tried to go to work, but her car would not start.

• Mrs Owens tried to go to work but her car would not start.

• Mrs. Owens tried to go to work, nor her car would not start.

• Mrs. Owens tried to go to work, and her car would not start.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• Do you want to go to the movies or do you want go to the mall?

• Do you want to go to the movies or the mall?

• Do you want to go to the movies, or do you want go to the mall?

• Do you want to go to the movies, do you want to go to the mall?

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• Mrs. Kerbow does not like bananas nor she does like pizza .

• Mrs. Kerbow does not like bananas, nor does she like pizza.

• Mrs. Kerbow does not like bananas, nor pizza.

• Mrs. Kerbow does not like bananas nor pizza.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• Shelia went to Dallas, so she visited the fairgrounds.

• Shelia went to Dallas and the fairgrounds.

• Shelia went to Dallas, and she visited the fairgrounds.

• Shelia went to Dallas, and visited the fairgrounds.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• Are you going to stay at home or go outside?

• Are you going to stay at home, or are you going outside?

• Are you going to stay at home, or go outside?

• Are you going to stay at home or are you going outside?

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• The rain entered the car for the window was down.

• The rain entered the car, for the window was down.

• The rain entered the car, the window was down.

• The rain entered the car, so the window was down.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• They will order the food and pay for it.

• They will order the food and they will pay for it.

• They will order the food, and they will pay for it.

• They will order the food, but they will pay for it.

Which compound sentence is written correctly, using the correct FANBOYS?

• The students ran to the playground, but it was raining.

• The students ran to the playground, for it was raining.

• The students ran to the playground and rain.

• The students ran to the playground but it was raining.