Conjunctions

What does the picture show?

• bacon and eggs

• bacon or eggs

• bacon but eggs

I like to eat pizza. I do not like to eat pickles.

How can these statements be joined into 1 sentence?

• I like to eat pizza and not pickles.

• I like to eat pizza or not pickles.

• I like to eat pizza, but not pickles.

How can these sentences be joined:

I like to pet cats. I like to ride horses.

• I like to pet cats and ride horses.

• I like to pet cats but ride horses.

• I like to pet cats or ride horses.

Which phrase does the picture show?

• hot and cold

• hot but cold

• hot or cold

Join these sentences:

I can watch TV in my room. I can watch TV in the living room.

• I can watch TV in my room and in the living room.

• I can watch TV in my room, but in the living room.

• I can watch TV in my room or in the living room.

Join the sentences:

I learned math at school.

I learned science at school.

• I learned math and science at school.

• I learned math but science at school.

• I learned math or science at school.

Please join the sentences into 1 sentence:

Do you like cats best?

Do you like dogs best?

• Do you like cats and dogs best?

• Do you like cats but dogs best?

• Do you like cats or dogs best?

Join the sentences:

I like going fast.

I don't like going too fast.

• I like going fast and not too fast.

• I like going fast, but not too fast.

• I like going fast or not too fast.

Which word is a conjunction:

Tom went for a walk to the park, and played basketball for an hour.

• a

• and

• the

Answer explanation

Common conjunctions:

AND

BUT

OR

Which word is a conjunction:

Would you rather be able to fly or turn invisible?

• you

• be

• or

Answer explanation

Common conjunctions:

AND

BUT

OR