Compound Sentences

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• I like pizza and I like french fries.

• I like pizza, but I like french fries.

• I like pizza, and I like french fries.

• I like pizza, or I like french fries.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• You can pay with money or a credit card.

• You can pay with money, or you can pay with a credit card.

• You can pay with money, but you can pay with a credit card.

• You can pay with money and you can pay with a credit card.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• Bill walks to school, and Betty rides the bus.

• Bill walks to school and Betty rides the bus.

• Bill walks to school, or Betty rides the bus.

• Bill walks to school but Betty rides the bus.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• I planted corn but the corn did not grow.

• I planted corn and the corn did not grow.

• I planted corn, or the corn did not grow.

• I planted corn, but the corn did not grow.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• You can pick peas, but you can dig sweet potatoes.

• You can pick peas, or you can dig sweet potatoes.

• You can pick peas or you can dig sweet potatoes.

• You can pick peas and you can dig sweet potatoes.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• I did not ride in the race, but Carla did.

• I did not ride in the race, or Carla did.

• I did not ride in the race but Carla did.

• I did not ride in the race, and Carla did.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• Her favorite color is red but his favorite color is blue.

• Her favorite color is red or his favorite color is blue.

• Her favorite color is red, but his favorite color is blue.

• Her favorite color is red, or his favorite color is blue.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• We can skate but we can ride.

• We can skate or we can ride.

• We can skate, but we can ride.

• We can skate, or we can ride.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• Chris skinned his knee, but he bumped his head.

• Chris skinned his knee, and he bumped his head.

• Chris skinned his knee or he bumped his head.

• Chris skinned his knee and he bumped his head.

Choose the correct compound sentence.

• Tim parked in front, and I parked in back.

• Tim parked in front, or I parked in back.

• Tim parked in front but I parked in back.

• Tim parked in front or I parked in back.