Combining Sentences with FANBOYS

Front

Combine the sentences using "and": "I like apples. I like bananas."

Back

I like apples, and I like bananas.

Front

Combine the sentences using "because": "She was tired. She stayed up late."

Back

She was tired because she stayed up late.

Front

Combine the sentences using "or": "Do you want pizza? Do you want pasta?"

Back

Do you want pizza, or do you want pasta?

Front

Combine the sentences using "after": "We finished our homework. We went to the park."

Back

We went to the park after we finished our homework.

Front

Combine the sentences using "but": "It was raining. We went outside."

Back

It was raining, but we went outside.

Front

Combine the sentences using "when": "The bell rang. We went to class."

Back

We went to class when the bell rang.

Front

Combine the sentences using "so": "He was hungry. He made a sandwich."

Back

He was hungry, so he made a sandwich.

Front

Combine the sentences using "since": "It was a holiday. The school was closed."

Back

The school was closed since it was a holiday.

Front

Combine the sentences using "if": "You finish your chores. You can play outside."

Back

You can play outside if you finish your chores.

Front

Combine the sentences using "yet": "He was tired. He kept working."

Back

He was tired, yet he kept working.