Understanding Conjunctions

Combine these sentences using a conjunction: I like apples. I like bananas.

• I like apples or I like bananas.

• I like apples but not bananas.

• I dislike apples and bananas.

• I like apples and I like bananas.

Which conjunction would you use to connect these two ideas: I want to play outside, it is raining.

• and

• but

• or

• because

Identify the coordinating conjunction in this sentence: I want pizza, but I also want pasta.

• but

• or

• and

• so

Create a sentence using the conjunction 'and'.

• I enjoy swimming and I like to dance.

• I read books or I watch movies.

• I like to cook but I dislike cleaning.

• I like to read books and I enjoy watching movies.

What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence: Although it was cold, we went for a walk.

• Although

• Since

• Because

• If

Combine these sentences: She is happy. She won the game.

• She is happy and she won the game.

• She is sad because she lost the game.

• She won the game, so she is sad.

• She is happy because she won the game.

Choose the correct conjunction: I will go to the park ___ it is sunny. (and, but, or)

• if

• because

• and

• although

Identify the coordinating conjunction: I like tea, and I like coffee.

• so

• or

• and

• but

Create a sentence using the conjunction 'or'.

• I will have water and juice.

• Would you like tea or coffee?

• Should we go to the park or the beach?

• Do you prefer apples and oranges?

What punctuation is needed before the conjunction in this sentence: I wanted to go to the movies, but I had no money?

• comma

• period

• semicolon

• exclamation mark