Combine sentences using and, but

I like to watch cartoons. My sister likes to watch movies.

• I like to watch cartoons but my sister likes to watch movies.

• I like to watch cartoons and my sister likes to watch movies.

Anita plays volleyball. Anju plays volleyball.

• Anita and Anju play volleyball.

• Anita play volleyball but Anju play volleyball.

Dolma wants a new comic book. She has spent all her pocket money on sweets.

• Dolma wants a new comic book but she has spent all her pocket money on sweets.

• Dolma wants a new comic book and she has spent all her pocket money on sweets.

I love dogs ______ I hate cats

Rajesh wants to go to the park. He has not finished his homework.

• Rajesh wants to go to the park but he has not finished his homework.

• Rajesh wants to go to the park and he has not finished his homework.

You have a grey sweater. You have blue jeans.

• You have a grey sweater and a blue jeans

• You have a grey sweater but you have blue jeans.