Mastering Conjunctions

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

• or

• so

• and

• but

Combine these sentences using a conjunction: She likes ice cream. She likes cake.

• She likes neither ice cream nor cake.

• She likes ice cream and she likes cake.

• She likes ice cream but not cake.

• She likes ice cream or she likes cake.

Use a conjunction to complete the sentence: I will go to the park ___ it is sunny.

• unless

• if

• because

• although

Find the conjunction in this sentence: He studied hard, so he passed the test.

• but

• or

• and

• so

Combine these sentences: The dog barked. The cat ran away.

• The dog ran away, and the cat barked.

• The dog barked while the cat was sleeping.

• The dog barked, and the cat ran away.

• The cat barked, and the dog ran away.

Create a complex sentence using the conjunction 'although'.

• Although it was raining, we decided to go for a hike.

• Although it was late, we finished our work.

• We went for a hike although it was sunny.

• Although we were tired, we stayed home.

Identify the conjunction in this sentence: I will eat dinner after I finish my homework.

• after

• until

• while

• before

Combine these sentences: I enjoy reading. I enjoy writing.

• I dislike reading and writing.

• I enjoy reading but not writing.

• I prefer watching movies over reading and writing.

• I enjoy reading and writing.

Use a conjunction to complete the sentence: You can have tea ___ coffee.

• but

• and

• nor

• or

Find the conjunction in this sentence: She is smart, and she is kind.

• and

• so

• but

• or