Fan Boys

Choose the correct fan boy to complete the sentence: I am going to the party, _____ I need to buy a gift.

• but

• so

• and

• because

Fill in the blank with the appropriate fan boy: He is a great musician, _____ he is also a talented painter.

• because

• so

• but

• and

Proofread the sentence and correct the fan boy usage: I like to read books, for I find them very interesting.

• I like to read books because I find them very interesting.

• I like to read books, therefore I find them very interesting.

• I like to read books, so I find them very interesting.

• I like to read books, because I find them very interesting.

Fill in the blank with the suitable fan boy: I wanted to go for a run, _____ it was too hot outside.

• because

• and

• so

• but

Proofread the sentence and fix the fan boy error: They wanted to watch a movie, nor did they have time.

• They wanted to watch a movie, so they did not have time.

• They wanted to watch a movie, and they did not have time.

• They wanted to watch a movie, yet they did not have time.

• They wanted to watch a movie, but they did not have time.

Proofread the sentence and correct the fan boy usage: I like to play soccer, but I prefer basketball.

• I like to play soccer, but I prefer football.

• I like to play soccer, but I prefer tennis.

• I like to play soccer, but I prefer basketball.

• I like to play soccer, but I prefer volleyball.

Proofread the sentence and fix the fan boy error: She wanted to go shopping, yet she didn't have enough money.

• She wanted to go shopping, yet she didn't have enough money, but she went anyway.

• She wanted to go shopping, yet she didn't have enough money, so she stayed home.

• She wanted to go shopping, yet she didn't have enough money, or time.

• She wanted to go shopping, yet she didn't have enough money.

Choose the correct fan boy to complete the sentence: I wanted to go to the concert, _____ I didn't have a ticket.

• A) and

• B) but

• C) so

• D) for

Fill in the blank with the appropriate fan boy: She loves to travel, _____ she has visited over 20 countries.

• A) and

• B) but

• C) so

• D) for

Proofread the sentence and correct the fan boy usage: He studied hard, or he passed the exam.

• A) He studied hard, so he passed the exam.

• B) He studied hard, and he passed the exam.

• C) He studied hard, but he passed the exam.

• D) He studied hard, for he passed the exam.