Conjunctions - using 'and'

I like apples. I like bananas.

• I like apples or bananas.

• I like apples and bananas.

• I like apples but bananas.

We played at the park. We had ice cream.

• We played at the park and had ice cream.

• We played at the park so had ice cream.

• We played at the park but had ice cream.

The sun is hot. The sky is blue.

• The sun is hot or the sky is blue.

• The sun is hot and the sky is blue.

• The sun is hot so the sky is blue.

My mom cooks dinner. My dad sets the table.

• My mom cooks dinner and my dad sets the table.

• My mom cooks dinner but my dad sets the table.

• My mom cooks dinner so my dad sets the table.

She sings. She dances.

• She sings and dances.

• She sings or dances.

• She sings because she dances.

The bird is small. The bird is green.

• The bird is small or green.

• The bird is small and green.

• The bird is small so green.

I drew a cat. I colored it orange.

• I drew a cat and colored it orange.

• I drew a cat or colored it orange.

• I drew a cat but colored it orange.

She likes reading. She likes writing.

• She likes reading or writing.

• She likes reading and writing.

• She likes reading because writing.

We saw a tiger. We saw a bear.

• We saw a tiger and a bear.

• We saw a tiger or a bear.

• We saw a tiger because of the bear.

I washed my hands. I ate lunch.

• I washed my hands and ate lunch.

• I washed my hands or ate lunch.

• I washed my hands then lunch.