Conjunctions

He's very rich, ________ he doesn't like to spend a lot of money.

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I would go to bed now, ________ my homework is not done.

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Would you rather have beans ________ corn?

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Abby want both a doll ________ a bike for Christmas.

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Cassandra is going shopping ________ then out for lunch tomorrow.

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Carlos can go to camp this year, ________ he doesn't want to.

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We stayed at home ________ watched a movie.

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We can have popcorn ________ candy during the movie, but we can't have both.

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Choose the compound sentence that uses the conjunction correctly.

• You can read a book from the library or you can read a book on Epic.

• You can read a book from the library, or, you can read a book on Epic.

• You can read a book from the library, or you can read a book on Epic.

• You can read a book from the library or, you can read a book on Epic.

Choose the compound sentence that uses the conjunction correctly.

• He finished his classwork, and he sat in first position.

• He finished his classwork, and, he sat in first position.

• He finished his classwork and he sat in first position.

• He finished his classwork and, he sat in first position.