Conjunctions

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Help Froggy leap across the pond by selecting the correct conjunction to join the two sentences.

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Kristin Tujuba

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Froggy Jumps ConjunctionsOnline version Help Froggy leap across the pond by selecting the correct conjunction to join the two sentences. by Kristin Tujuba 1 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I wanted to play outside, ____it started to rain. a so b for c but 2 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We can read our books now, _____we can read them after lunch. a or b and c so 3 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I packed my lunch, ___ I won’t have to buy food at school. a for b so c and 4 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? The sun was shining, ____ the wind felt cold. a yet b so c nor 5 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? My sister cleaned her room, ____ she wanted to earn her allowance. a and b for c but 6 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We could watch a movie, ___ we could play a board game. a but b and c or 7 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We went to bed early, ____ we had a big test the next morning. a but b for c yet 8 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I don’t like carrots, ____ do I enjoy peas. a nor b so c for 9 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? Would you like pizza, ____ would you rather have pasta? a and b or c so 10 Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? The mountain was steep, ____ we climbed all the way to the top. a for b nor c yet

Froggy Jumps

ConjunctionsOnline version

Help Froggy leap across the pond by selecting the correct conjunction to join the two sentences.

by Kristin Tujuba

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I wanted to play outside, ____it started to rain.

for

but

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We can read our books now, _____we can read them after lunch.

and

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I packed my lunch, ___ I won’t have to buy food at school.

for

and

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? The sun was shining, ____ the wind felt cold.

yet

nor

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? My sister cleaned her room, ____ she wanted to earn her allowance.

and

for

but

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We could watch a movie, ___ we could play a board game.

but

and

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We went to bed early, ____ we had a big test the next morning.

but

for

yet

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I don’t like carrots, ____ do I enjoy peas.

nor

for

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? Would you like pizza, ____ would you rather have pasta?

and

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? The mountain was steep, ____ we climbed all the way to the top.

for

nor

yet

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Conjunctions

Froggy Jumps

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ConjunctionsOnline version

by Kristin Tujuba

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I wanted to play outside, ____it started to rain.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We can read our books now, _____we can read them after lunch.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I packed my lunch, ___ I won’t have to buy food at school.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? The sun was shining, ____ the wind felt cold.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? My sister cleaned her room, ____ she wanted to earn her allowance.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We could watch a movie, ___ we could play a board game.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? We went to bed early, ____ we had a big test the next morning.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? I don’t like carrots, ____ do I enjoy peas.

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? Would you like pizza, ____ would you rather have pasta?

Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences? The mountain was steep, ____ we climbed all the way to the top.