Conjunctions

You can swim in the sea (but/and) do not go too far out.

(a)  

You have to stay in bed (or/until) you feel better.

(a)  

Michael was tired (but/so) he still had to finish his Science homework.

(a)  

Bobby was angry (but/because) he was wrongly accused of being a thief.

(a)  

Mr Jones was washing the vegetables (so/while) Mrs Jones was frying a fish.

(a)  

Joe stayed with the injured man (unless/until) the doctor arrived.

(a)  

Be careful when you cross the road (because/or) you could be knocked down by a car.

(a)  

I want to eat chocolate cupcakes (and/or) strawberry donuts for tea.

(a)  

Jane wanted to borrow a book from the library (since/but) it was closed.

(a)  

(Although/Since) the pipe was leaking, Jim did not want to call for the plumber.

(a)