Combine these sentences
I like apples. I like bananas.
I like apples and bananas.
We tried hard. We lost.
We tried hard, but we lost.
I don’t like carrots. I don't like peas.
I don’t like carrots, nor do I like peas.
I was hungry. I ate lunch.
I was hungry, so I ate lunch.
He cleaned his room. Then he played games.
He cleaned his room and then he played games.
Would you like tea? Coffee?
Would you like tea or coffee?
We can play a game. We can watch a movie.
We can play a game, or we can watch a movie.
I don’t like milk. I don't like juice.
I don’t like milk, nor do I like juice.
I stayed inside. It was raining.
I stayed inside, for it was raining.
I studied. I didn’t pass the test.
I studied, but I didn’t pass the test.
She didn’t call me. She didn't text me.
She didn’t call me, nor did she text.
It looks easy. It’s very hard.
It looks easy, yet it’s very hard.
I wanted to play. I was too tired.
I wanted to play, but I was too tired.
He left early. He had a doctor's appointment.
He left early, for he had a doctor's appointment.
It’s late. I’m not sleepy.
It’s late, yet I’m not sleepy.
It was raining. We stayed inside.
It was raining, so we stayed inside.
I drank water. I was thirsty.
I drank water, for I was thirsty.
Do you want pizza? Pasta?
Do you want pizza or pasta?
He is small. He is very strong.
He is small, yet very strong.
We can go to the park. We can stay home.
We can go to the park or stay home.