Which conjunction would you use to join these two sentences: I like apples. I do not like oranges.

Which conjunction can you use in this sentence: I want to play outside ___ it is raining.

What conjunction fits best in this sentence: I can eat pizza ___ I can also eat pasta.

Which conjunction would you use to complete this sentence: Would you like chocolate ___ vanilla ice cream?

What conjunction should you use here: I wanted to go to the park, ___ it started raining.

Which conjunction would you use in this sentence: I can sing well, ___ I want to be in the school play.

Which conjunction fits best in this sentence: I like to read books, ___ I love to write stories.

Which conjunction should complete this sentence: I want to play outside, ___ it is too hot.

Which conjunction would you use in this sentence: You can have juice ___ you can have water.

Which conjunction fits best in this sentence: I wanted to go swimming, ___ the pool was closed.

Which conjunction can be used to show a choice between two options?

Which conjunction would you use to connect two ideas that are opposite?

What conjunction would you use to add more information?

Which conjunction would you use to connect two sentences where one explains or gives a reason for the other?

Which conjunction is used to indicate a choice between two things?

Which conjunction would you use to show that two ideas are similar?

Which conjunction is used to connect two ideas that are different or contrast each other?

What conjunction would you use to present an alternative or choice?

Which conjunction do we use when we want to add two ideas together?

Which conjunction would you use to show that one idea is a reason for another?

Which of these is a phrase?

Which of these is a complete sentence?

Which of these is a phrase?

Which of these is a sentence?

Which of these is a phrase?

Which of these is a complete sentence?

Which of these is just a phrase?

Which of these is a sentence?

Which of the following is a sentence?

Identify the phrase from the options below.

Which one of these is a phrase?