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How should the first two sentences be combined using a connector? 'I wanted to call you. My phone was out of battery.'
How should the first two sentences be combined using a connector? 'I wanted to call you. My phone was out of battery.'
Which connector correctly combines the sentences: 'He enjoys hiking. He dislikes camping.'?
Which connector correctly combines the sentences: 'He enjoys hiking. He dislikes camping.'?
Choose the correct way to combine these sentences: 'We arrived late. The train had already left.'
Choose the correct way to combine these sentences: 'We arrived late. The train had already left.'
What is the correct combination of: 'She studied hard for the test. She didn’t get a good grade.'?
What is the correct combination of: 'She studied hard for the test. She didn’t get a good grade.'?
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How should the sentences be conjoined: 'The shop was closed. We decided to go to another one.'?
How should the sentences be conjoined: 'The shop was closed. We decided to go to another one.'?
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Study Notes
Combining Sentences with Conjunctions
- Example 1 (with "so"): I wanted to call you, so my phone was out of battery.
- Example 2 (with "but"): He enjoys hiking but dislikes camping.
- Example 3 (with "because"): We arrived late because the train had already left.
- Example 4 (with "however"): She studied hard for the test, however, she didn’t get a good grade.
- Example 5 (with "therefore"): The shop was closed, therefore we decided to go to another one.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the use of conjunctions to combine sentences effectively. You'll learn how to create complex sentences using terms like 'so', 'but', 'because', 'however', and 'therefore'. Test your understanding and improve your writing skills.
