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Combine sentences with a linking word.

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Froggy Jumps Sentence Fusion QuestOnline version Combine sentences with a linking word. by Eisyatir Bukhri 1 Combine using 'therefore': He forgot his umbrella. He got drenched in the rain. a Because he forgot his umbrella, he got drenched in the rain. b He forgot his umbrella, therefore, he got drenched in the rain. c He forgot his umbrella; therefore he got drenched in the rain. 2 Combine using 'because': The ground was wet. It rained all night. a The ground was wet because it rained all night. b Because the ground was wet, it rained all night. c The ground was wet; it rained all night because. 3 Combine using 'but': Tom studied hard. He failed the test. a Tom studied hard, but he failed the test. b Tom studied hard because he failed the test. c Tom studied hard; he failed, but the test. 4 Combine using 'as a result': The team trained daily. They won the match. a The team trained daily; they won the match as a result. b The team trained daily, as a result, they won the match. c The team trained daily; they won the match. 5 Combine using 'since': It was late. She finished the cake. a It was late; she finished the cake since. b Since it was late, she finished the cake. c It was late because she finished the cake. 6 Combine using 'therefore': The project was overdue. The manager extended the deadline. a The project was overdue; therefore, the manager extended the deadline. b The project was overdue; the manager extended the deadline hence. c The project was overdue because the manager extended the deadline. 7 Combine using 'although': The book was long. He finished it in a day. a The book was long although he finished it in a day. b Although the book was long, he finished it in a day. c Although the book was long; he finished it in a day. 8 Combine using 'therefore': She saved money. She bought a new bike. a She saved money; she bought a new bike because. b She saved money; therefore she bought a new bike. c She saved money, therefore she bought a new bike. 9 Combine using 'since': The sky darkened. It started to rain. a The sky darkened, it started to rain since. b The sky darkened; it started to rain since. c Since the sky darkened, it started to rain. 10 Combine using 'as a result': They forgot their tickets. They were turned away. a They forgot their tickets; as a result they were turned away. b They forgot their tickets because they were turned away. c They forgot their tickets, as a result, they were turned away. 11 Combine using 'but': It was warm. He wore a heavy coat. a It was warm, but he wore a heavy coat. b It was warm because he wore a heavy coat. c It was warm; he wore a heavy coat but. 12 Combine using 'therefore': The computer crashed. She lost her work. a The computer crashed because she lost her work, therefore. b The computer crashed, therefore she lost her work. c The computer crashed; therefore she lost her work. 13 Combine using 'since': He was tired. He kept running. a Since he was tired, he kept running. b Since he was tired, he kept running. c He was tired since he kept running. 14 Combine using 'therefore': The recipe was followed exactly. The cake rose perfectly. a The recipe was followed exactly because the cake rose perfectly. b The recipe was followed exactly, the cake rose therefore. c The recipe was followed exactly; therefore the cake rose perfectly. 15 Combine using 'although': It was raining. They went for a walk. a Although it was raining they went for a walk. b It was raining although they went for a walk. c Although it was raining, they went for a walk. 16 Combine using 'as a result': The team practiced; they won the game. a The team practiced; they won the game as a result. b The team practiced because they won the game. c The team practiced; as a result, they won the game. 17 Combine using 'because': The bus was late. He missed the start of class. a The bus was late because he missed the start of class. b The bus was late; he missed the start of class because. c The bus was late, he missed the start of class because. 18 Combine using 'therefore': The experiment failed. The team revised the method. a The experiment failed; the team revised the method therefore. b The experiment failed; therefore the team revised the method. c The experiment failed because the team revised the method. 19 Combine using 'since': The concert started. The crowd cheered early. a Since the concert started, the crowd cheered early. b The concert started since the crowd cheered early. c The crowd cheered early because the concert started.

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Combine using 'therefore': He forgot his umbrella. He got drenched in the rain.

Combine using 'because': The ground was wet. It rained all night.

Combine using 'but': Tom studied hard. He failed the test.

Combine using 'as a result': The team trained daily. They won the match.

Combine using 'since': It was late. She finished the cake.

Combine using 'therefore': The project was overdue. The manager extended the deadline.

Combine using 'although': The book was long. He finished it in a day.

Combine using 'therefore': She saved money. She bought a new bike.

Combine using 'since': The sky darkened. It started to rain.

Combine using 'as a result': They forgot their tickets. They were turned away.

Combine using 'but': It was warm. He wore a heavy coat.

Combine using 'therefore': The computer crashed. She lost her work.

Combine using 'since': He was tired. He kept running.

Combine using 'therefore': The recipe was followed exactly. The cake rose perfectly.

Combine using 'although': It was raining. They went for a walk.

Combine using 'as a result': The team practiced; they won the game.

Combine using 'because': The bus was late. He missed the start of class.

Combine using 'therefore': The experiment failed. The team revised the method.

Combine using 'since': The concert started. The crowd cheered early.