Complete the Sentence
I will go shopping, ____ I will go out to eat. (nor/but/or)
I will go shopping, OR I will go out to eat.
She loves to hike and she also enjoys swimming.
After hike, before and.
She loves to hike, and she also enjoys swimming.
I wanted tea but we only have, coffee.
Move the comma to before but, instead of before coffee.
I wanted tea, but we only have coffee.
A: The store was closed, so I went home.
B: The store was closed, and I went home.
A: The store was closed, so I went home.
Add the comma in the most logical place:
He was supposed to study but he played video games instead.
He was supposed to study, but he played video games instead.
The cake looks delicious, _______ it tastes bad. (but/so/or)
The cake looks delicious, BUT it tastes bad.
The food was cheap but it was not very good.
After cheap, before but.
The food was cheap, but it was not very good.
Do you want to come with us or do you want to stay here?
Add a comma after us.
Do you want to come with us, or do you want to stay here?
A: We can go to the cinema, or we can watch a movie at home.
B: We can go to the cinema, nor we can watch a movie at home.
A: We can go to the cinema, or we can watch a movie at home.
Add the FANBOY that fits best:
He has a small house, ________ it feels very spacious.(but/nor/or)
He has a small house, BUT it feels very spacious.
My daughter is very smart, _____ she gets good grades. (but/so/nor)
My daughter is very smart, SO she gets good grades.
I felt sick so I did not go to school today.
After sick, before school.
I felt sick, so I did not go to school today.
I'm allergic to cats but, I have two of them.
Move the comma to after cats instead of after but.
I'm allergic to cats, but I have two of them.
A: I would love to play tennis with you, for it is my favorite sport!
B: I would love to play tennis with you, but it is my favorite sport!
A: I would love to play tennis with you, for it is my favorite sport!
Fix the mistake in the scentence:
He was driving, too fast so he missed his turn.
Move the comma to after fast instead of after driving.
He was driving too fast, so he missed his turn.
He doesn't like apples, ______ does he like pears. (nor/or/yet)
He doesn't like apples, NOR does he like pears.
I do not have any brothers nor sisters but I have a lot of cousins.
I do not have any brothers nor sisters, but I have a lot of cousins.
The team analyzed the data for hours yet they could not find the source, of the error.
Move the comma before yet instead of after source.
The team analyzed the data for hours, yet they could not find the source of the error.
A: She went to bed early, for she was exhausted.
B: She went to bed early, and she was exhausted.
A: She went to bed early, for she was exhausted.
Pick the scentence that makes the most sense:
A: I will be late to the party, for I am having dinner with my parents.
B: I will be late to the party, and I am having dinner with my parents.
A: I will be late to the party, for I am having dinner with my parents.
The stores in the mall are closed, _____ the food court is open. (or/for/yet)
The stores in the mall are closed, YET the food court is open.
I ate a large burger and fries yet I was still hungry.
I ate a large burger and fries, yet I was still hungry.
The project was over budget yet, we needed to finish it so we found more funding
Put the comma after but budget and it.
The project was over budget, yet we needed to finish it, so we found more funding
A: She studied hard, so she passed the exam.
B: She studied hard, and she passed the exam.
A: She studied hard, so she passed the exam.
Combine the scentnces using the best FANBOYS option:
I am extremely tired. I am going to stay up and watch a movie.
I am extremely tired, yet I am going to stay up and watch a movie.
(But works too, but yet is stronger, so it is a better option.)