AND, OR
Choose: I have two things: a pen ___ a pencil. (and / or)
and
Choose: I like the lights, ___ I do not like the noise. (but / so)
but
Choose: I drink water ___ I am thirsty. (because / or)
because
Choose one drink: water ___ milk. (and / or)
or
Choose: ___ it was raining, we still played outside. (Although / So)
Although
Choose: It is raining, ___ we will stay inside. (so / because)
so
Join with and: I like apples. I like bananas too.
I like apples and bananas.
Join with but: The bag is small. It is heavy.
The bag is small, but it is heavy.
Fill the gap with because or so: I stayed home ___ I was sick.
because
Use 'and' and 'because' once each: I took a pen ___ a book ___ I needed them for class.
and; because
Correct the joining word: You can have tea and juice, but not both.
You can have tea or juice, but not both.
Fix the sentence. Keep Although: Although it was cold, but we went outside.
Although it was cold, we went outside.
Fix the sentence. Keep Because: Because the bus was late, so we walked.
Because the bus was late, we walked.
Use 'but' and 'so' once each: The fireworks were beautiful, ___ they were very loud, ___ we went inside.
but; so
Join with or: You can walk to school. You can take the bus.
You can walk to school or take the bus.
Start with Although: The film was long, but I enjoyed it.
Although the film was long, I enjoyed it.
Rewrite with so: I went to bed early because I was tired.
I was tired, so I went to bed early.
Join with although and because. Start with Although: The fireworks were beautiful. We went inside. The noise was too loud.
Although the fireworks were beautiful, we went inside because the noise was too loud.