Mrs. Davis lives on a very busy road in the middle of the city.

He got a hot dog, and she got a hamburger.

Can we go to the movies later this evening?

There are too many stars in the sky to count all of them.

We left early, yet the traffic on the highway still made us late.

Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?

We can go to Florida for vacation. We can go to Texas.

Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?

Mom asked me to go to the store. I did not want to go.

Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?

Summer is almost over. Fall will begin soon.

Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?

Do you want to read a book? Do you want to watch a movie?

Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?

She got home late from work. We asked her if she was tired.

Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?

Jake is good at science. Jackson is better at math.