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Using Coordinating Conjunctions to Combine Ideas
(A-Level, Basic)

Practice 2

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Instructions

Based on this lesson, complete the blank in each sentence using the coordinating conjunction and, but, or, or else, or so.

When you are finished, click “Answer.”

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1. I like sports. I do not like soccer.

Your Sentence:

I like sports, but I do not like soccer.

2. It is 5 o’clock. It is time to go home.

Your Sentence:

It is 5 o’clock, so it is time to go home.

3. Eat all your food. You will be hungry later.

Your Sentence:

Eat all your food, or else you will be hungry later.

Eat all your food, or you will be hungry later.

4. I am eating a pizza. I do not like it very much.

Your Sentence:

I am eating a pizza, but I do not like it very much.

5. Janet lives in Germany. She speaks German very well.

Your Sentence:

Janet lives in Germany, so she speaks German very well.

6. Study your English book. You will not understand the lesson tomorrow.

Your Sentence:

Study your English book, or else you will not understand the lesson tomorrow.

Study your English book, or you will not understand the lesson tomorrow.

7. I am cold. I do not have my jacket.

Your Sentence:

I am cold, but I do not have my jacket.

8. We can go out to eat. We can cook at home.

Your Sentence:

We can go out to eat, or we can cook at home.

9. I have a test tomorrow. I need to study.

Your Sentence:

I have a test tomorrow, so I need to study.

10. Daniela’s family is from Italy. She does not speak any Italian.

Your Sentence:

Daniela’s family is from Italy, but she does not speak any Italian.

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