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Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 1
Schoolmanager
2018-11-23T09:49:10+00:00
Conjunctions in sentences – Exercise 1
Task
No. 1100
Choose which conjunctions fits the gap?
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Conjunctions and connecting words in English
1
I like English
and
but
I like Maths too.
Clue
2
My sister likes English
and
but
she doesn't like French.
Clue
3
I was late for work,
or
so
my boss was angry with me.
Clue
4
Do you like to sing
and
but
dance?
Clue
5
Would you like tea
and
or
coffee?
Clue
6
My coat is warm
and
but
dry.
Clue
7
Do you like Spring
but
or
Autumn?
Clue
8
This chair is old,
but
so
it is very comfortable.
Clue
9
I was hungry,
or
so
I made a sandwich.
Clue
10
Do we have English
but
or
French after the break?
Clue
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