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Conjunctions worksheet for practicing the use of "and," "or," "but," and "so" in sentences.

A printable worksheet titled "Conjunctions" with instructions to complete sentences using the correct conjunctions: and, or, but, so. The worksheet includes ten numbered sentences with blanks to fill in the appropriate conjunction.

A printable worksheet titled "Conjunctions" with instructions to complete sentences using the correct conjunctions: and, or, but, so. The worksheet includes ten numbered sentences with blanks to fill in the appropriate conjunction.

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Let's solve each sentence by choosing the correct conjunction from the options: and, or, but, so. We'll go through each one step by step and explain why the chosen conjunction is correct.

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1. She says that she loves her dog, ________ she never plays with it.



- Answer: but
- Explanation: There's a contrast between loving the dog and not playing with it. "But" is used to show contrast.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *She says that she loves her dog, but she never plays with it.*

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2. You must study for the test, ________ you will fail.



- Answer: or
- Explanation: This shows a choice or consequence — if you don't study, you will fail. "Or" introduces the negative outcome.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *You must study for the test, or you will fail.*

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3. Mum said we must wash the dishes ________ clean our rooms.



- Answer: and
- Explanation: Both actions (washing dishes and cleaning rooms) are required. "And" connects two similar or parallel actions.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *Mum said we must wash the dishes and clean our rooms.*

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4. Would you like apples, ________ do you prefer bananas?



- Answer: or
- Explanation: This is a question offering a choice between two options. "Or" is used to present alternatives.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *Would you like apples, or do you prefer bananas?*

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5. I feel sick, ________ I can still go to school.



- Answer: but
- Explanation: The first part says "I feel sick," which might suggest staying home, but the second part says the opposite — going to school. So there’s a contrast.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *I feel sick, but I can still go to school.*

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6. Wong is a vegetarian _____ he doesn’t eat any meat.



- Answer: so
- Explanation: The second clause explains the reason for being a vegetarian. "So" shows cause and effect: because he doesn’t eat meat, he is a vegetarian.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *Wong is a vegetarian so he doesn’t eat any meat.*

> Note: While "because" would also make sense here, "so" is the only option provided that fits logically. It shows the result of being a vegetarian.

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7. I was shopping all day, ________ I did not have any time to do my homework.



- Answer: so
- Explanation: Shopping all day caused the lack of time for homework. "So" indicates the result.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *I was shopping all day, so I did not have any time to do my homework.*

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8. I eat healthy meal ________ exercise every day.



- Answer: and
- Explanation: Two actions that happen together — eating healthy and exercising. "And" joins them as parallel activities.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *I eat healthy meals and exercise every day.*

> Note: "Meal" should be plural ("meals") for grammatical correctness, but since the task is about conjunctions, we focus on the word choice.

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9. Norman was late for school ______ the teacher made him stay after class.



- Answer: so
- Explanation: Being late caused the consequence of staying after class. "So" links cause and effect.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *Norman was late for school so the teacher made him stay after class.*

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10. He took me to the shop ______ bought me a new dress.



- Answer: and
- Explanation: Two actions performed by the same person in sequence: taking to the shop and buying a dress. "And" connects them.
- ✔ Correct sentence: *He took me to the shop and bought me a new dress.*

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Final Answers:



1. but
2. or
3. and
4. or
5. but
6. so
7. so
8. and
9. so
10. and

✔ All sentences now correctly use the appropriate conjunction based on meaning and grammar.

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