Or, but, and

Tito works the day shift. Tito also works the night shift.

• Tito works the day shift and the night shift.

• Tito works the day shift or the night shift.

Marco had an interview. He didn't get the job.

• Marco had an interview, but he didn't get the job.

• Marco had an interview and he didn't get the job.

• Marco had an interview or he didn't get the job.

Brian likes his co-workers. He doesn't like his schedule.

• Brian likes his co-workers, but he doesn't like his schedule.

• Brian likes his co-workers and he doesn't like his schedule.

• Brian likes his co-workers or he doesn't like his schedule.

Erika takes care of her children. She also takes care of her grandmother.

• Erika takes care of her children and she also takes care of her grandmother.

• Erika takes care of her children or she also takes care of her grandmother.

Carl cleaned the carpets. He didn't make the beds.

• Carl cleaned the carpets, but he didn't make the beds.

• Carl cleaned the carpets or he didn't make the beds.

• Carl cleaned the beds and he didn't make the beds.

I like to read comics ________ novels.

• and

• but

• or

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I like chocolate ice cream ________ my sister likes vanilla.

• and

• but

• or

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We stayed at home __ ate there.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

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The bus stopped __ the man got off.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

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I wanted to buy a newspaper ___ didn't have enough money.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

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