Conjunctions
She wanted ice cream, so she went to the store.
so
They prepared a delicious dinner for they were celebrating their anniversary.
comma before for; after dinner
Sarah and Emily play soccer after school.
Sarah, Emily
Alex bakes cookies.
cookies
The book is on the table.
on
He likes to read, but he doesn't enjoy math.
but
John likes to read but he doesn't enjoy math.
comma before but; after read
The birds sing in the trees.
birds
The teacher assigns homework to the students.
homework, students
The bird flew over the rainbow.
over
Emily bought a new dress and shoes, for she was going to the prom.
and, for
They went to Waikiki Beach but it started raining.
comma before but; after Beach
In the distant galaxy, stars collide in a spectacular display of light.
stars
The artist paints a portrait of his cat.
portrait, cat
The river flows through the canyon.
through
Eric saved up his allowance, for he wanted to buy a new bicycle and helmet.
for, and
I wanted to go swimming but didn't have any goggles.
no comma
In the enchanted forest, fairies dance under the moonlight.
fairies
The scientist conducts experiments in the laboratory.
experiments, laboratory
They hiked up the mountain beyond the tree line.
up, beyond
I bought a cake for Thomas yet forgot the ice cream!
yet
comma before for, after Lime
The discovery of the ancient artifact amazed historians.
discovery
The explorer discovers hidden treasure in the jungle.
treasure, jungle
The stars shimmered against the backdrop of the night sky.
against, of