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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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