Joining Sentences Using a Conjunction

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

We can go to a movie. We can watch a videotape at home. (or)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Angel wrote a poem about his girlfriend. He did not show it to her. (but)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Dark clouds gathered above the baseball field. Rain fell steadily. (and)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

The bears stole all our food. We left the campground early. (so)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Outside, a storm howled. We were warm inside the igloo. (yet)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Aretha has never taken a drawing class. She can sketch almost anything. (but)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

They wanted to surprise her. They gave her a gift the day before her birthday. (so)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Joe can wait for us at the entrance. He can go in and find us a seat. (or)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Suddenly, Sparky ran to the window. We wondered what he saw. (and)

Join the sentences using a conjunction.

Last night the house felt chilly. I drank hot tea and curled up with a book. (so)