Coordinating Conjunctions

You may bring your dog to Yosemite, ​ (a)   dogs are only allowed on paved trails.

• but
• yet
• for
• so

There are wild animals in the park, ​ (a)   you need to be careful as you hike.

• so
• but
• yet
• nor

You should never leave food out in the open, ​ (a)   you must remove your garbage.

• and
• but
• nor
• so

What is the correct way to write the underlined part of the sentence?

Yosemite became a national park in 1890 and today millions of people explore it.

• in 1890 but today millions

• in 1890 and, today millions

• in 1890, and today millions

• in 1890, so today millions

What is the correct way to write the underlined part of the sentence?

At Yosemite's museum you can read books so you can look at photographs on the walls.

• books, or you can look at

• books, so you can look at

• books or, you can look at

• books but, you can look at

What is the correct way to write the underlined part of the sentence?

The park is open all year round but some of the roads close in winter.

• all year round or some

• all year round, but some

• all year round, or some

• all year round but, some

What is the correct way to write the underlined part of the sentence?

Yosemite is filled with natural wonders, or enjoy it when you visit!

• natural wonders, but, enjoy

• natural wonders so enjoy

• natural wonders, so enjoy

• No correction needed.