Worksheets4th Grade Grammar Quiz - Week 5 Conjunctions
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
Choose the sentence that best combines the two sentences into one.
My pet goat will eat almost anything because he likes vegetables the best.
My pet goat will eat almost anything, so he likes vegetables the best.
My pet goat will eat almost anything, but he likes vegetables the best.
My pet goat will eat almost anything but, he likes vegetables the best.
Choose the sentence that best combines the two sentences into one.
I need to finish my homework, or I have to clean my room.
I need to finish my homework, and I have to clean my room.
I need to finish my homework, so I have to clean my room.
I need to finish my homework so, I have to clean my room.
Choose the sentence that best combines the two sentences into one.
My dad said that I could go to my grandmother’s house because I could go to my cousin’s house.
My dad said that I could go to my grandmother’s house but, I could go to my cousin’s house.
My dad said that I could go to my grandmother’s house, so I could go to my cousin’s house.
My dad said that I could go to my grandmother’s house, or I could go to my cousin’s house.
Choose the sentence that best combines the two sentences into one.
A. Anna and Kathy went to the movies, or they ordered popcorn and slushies.
B. Anna and Kathy went to the movies, so they ordered popcorn and slushies.
C. Anna and Kathy went to the movies and, they ordered popcorn and slushies.
D. Anna and Kathy went to the movies, and they ordered popcorn and slushies.
Sam lived in France for two years, (a) he can speak French.
nor
so
or
but
Can you help me carry these books, (a) are you too busy right now?
or
so
and
but
The students didn’t make a good grade on the science test, (a) they did well on the spelling test.
but
so
or
and
