Combining Sentences 0111

Combine the following sentences using a subordinating conjunction.

I have studied Spanish for many years.

As a result, my Spanish-speaking friends can chat easily with me now.

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I have studied Spanish for many years, ​​ (a)   my Spanish-speaking friends can chat easily with me now.​

• so
• for
• yet
• but

Combine the following sentences using a subordinating conjunction.

You are quite intelligent.

However, you don't think before you act.

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You are quite intelligent,​ ​ (a)   you don't think before you act.​​

• but
• and
• for
• so

Combine the following sentences using a subordinating conjunction.

My friends, Jesse and Jennifer have just moved into a new home.

They've made many changes in it's appearance.

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My friends, Jesse and Jennifer have just moved into a new home

​ (a)   have made many changes in it's appearance.

• and
• for
• yet
• because

Combine the following sentences using a subordinating conjunction.

Susie could study music next year.

She could study drama instead.

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Susie could study music next year,

​ (a)   s​he could study drama instead.​

• or
• and
• for
• until

Combine the following sentences using a subordinating conjunction.

I'm always ready to learn.

I do not always like being taught.

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I'm always ready to learn, ​ (a)   I do not always like being taught. (Sir Winston Churchill)

• although
• until
• as
• so