What is the conjunction in this sentence: 'I like apples and oranges.'?

• oranges

• and

• I

• like

Choose the correct preposition: 'The cat is ___ the table.' (under, and)

• under

• above

• beside

• on

Combine these sentences using a conjunction: 'I like to read. I like to write.'

• I like to read and I like to write.

• I like to read, I dislike writing.

• I enjoy reading or writing.

• I prefer to read but not to write.

Identify the preposition in this sentence: 'She walked to the park.'

• to

• in

• for

• with

Which word is a conjunction: 'but', 'in', or 'on'?

• and

• for

• with

• but

Fill in the blank with a preposition: 'The dog jumped ___ the fence.'

• under

• through

• over

• beside

Combine these sentences: 'He is tall. He is not very fast.'

• He is tall, but he is not very fast.

• He is not tall, nor is he fast.

• He is short, but he is very fast.

• He is tall and very fast.

What is the difference between a conjunction and a preposition?

• A conjunction indicates time; a preposition indicates place.

• A conjunction shows relationships between nouns; a preposition connects words or clauses.

• A conjunction is a type of noun; a preposition is a type of verb.

• A conjunction connects words or clauses; a preposition shows relationships between nouns and other words.

Create a sentence using the preposition 'between'.

• They walked around the park.

• She placed the book on the shelf.

• The cat sat between the two chairs.

• The dog ran under the table.

Identify the conjunction in this sentence: 'I want to play, but it is raining.'

• but

• or

• and

• so