Compound Sentences 2

There are two boxes on the floor. I only need one. (but)

• There are two boxes on the floor. But I only need one.

• There are two boxes on the floor, but i only need one,

• There are two boxes on the floor, but I only need one.

My sister is the oldest. I am the favorite. (Although)

• Although my sister is the oldest I am the favorite.

• Although my sister is the oldest, I am the favorite.

• My sister is the oldest, Although I am the favorite.

We played in the sand. We built castles. (and)

• We played in the sand, and we built castles.

• We played in the sand, but we built castles.

• We played in the sand and we built castles.

I had more crayons than I needed. I gave some to Ryan. (so)

• So I had more crayons than I needed, and I gave some to Ryan.

• I had more crayons than I needed, so I gave some to Ryan.

• I had more crayons than I needed so I gave, some to Ryan.

The children ate hotdogs. They ate chips. (and)

• The children ate hotdogs, and they ate chips.

• The children ate hotdogs, and chips.

• The children ate hotdogs and they ate chips.

The girls wore red. The boys wore blue. (but)

• The girls wore red, and the boys wore blue.

• The girls wore red, but the boys wore blue.

• The girls and boys wore red and blue.

My friend had a cold. She took medicine. (so)

• My friend had a cold, so she took medicine.

• My friend had a cold, so she took medicine,

• My friend had a cold, so She took medicine.

I picked some apples. Tina picked plums. (and)

• I picked some apples, and Tina picked plums.,

• I picked some apples, and Tina picked plums.

• I picked some apples and Tina picked plums.

The air was so chilly. I did not wear my coat. (but)

• The air was so chilly but I did not wear my coat.

• The air was so chilly but i did not wear my coat.

• The air was so chilly, but I did not wear my coat.

My friend is nice. She is smart. (and)

• My friend is nice, and She is smart.

• My friend is nice, and she is smart.

• My friend is nice and smart.