Conjunctions Exercises

Conjunctions Exercise 1

• An avalanche hit Mount Everest. Over three thousand people died.
• I could not sleep well last night. I am feeling drowsy.
• We shall not eat in that restaurant. The food must improve.
• Anabelle has many pets. She still wants to bring in more.
• We can do the project at my home. We can do it in school.
• Everyone is looking forward to the dance programme. It will start in an hour.
• The prisoner knocked down the guard with a weapon. He escaped.
• We did well. The examination was very difficult.
• The baby is crying. The baby’s pants are wet.
• The mudslide happened down the hill. The houses collapsed.
• Tom wants to take part in the long jump competition. He has a leg injury.
• The storm is raging. The family is staying in the basement.
• Eileen is angry with her brother. She is angry with her sister.
• The old woman had no seat on the bus. I gave her my seat.
• The village often floods badly. The residents are evacuating.
• That is a long list of addresses. It is difficult to remember all the addresses.
• David is very smart. David is very hardworking.
• They spoke to each other very softly. Nobody could hear them.
• He does not watch television in the morning. He does not read newspapers in the morning.
• It was raining. The rescue party continued the search for the missing hiker.
• The weather was bad. Several farmers lost their crops.
• I pressed the button. The machine stopped.
• The toys are very expensive. The books are cheap.
• My father went fishing. He caught two fish.
• Mary brushed her teeth. She ate her dinner.
• My aunt is still sick. She has seen two doctors.
• Mr. Smith wants to sell the house. It is twenty years old.
• The old lady is baking a lot of pastries. Her grandchildren can eat when they visit her.
• The car was going round a bend. It hit the divider.
• The weather is bad. Let us cook at home instead of going out to eat.

Answer Scheme

• Over three thousand people died when an avalanche hit Mount Everest.
• I am feeling drowsy because I could not sleep well last night.
• We shall not eat in that restaurant unless the food improves.
• Annabelle still wants to bring in more pets although she has many.
• We can do the project at my home or in school.
• Everyone is looking forward to the dance programme which will start in an hour.
• The prisoner knocked down the guard with a weapon and escaped.
• We did well although the examination was very difficult.
• The baby is crying because his pants are wet.
• The houses collapsed because the mudslide happened down the hill.
• Tom wants to take part in the long jump competition even though he has a leg injury.
• The family is staying in the basement while the storm is raging.
• Eileen is angry with either her brother or sister.
• The old woman had no seat on the bus, so I gave her my seat.
• The residents are evacuating because the village often floods badly.
• That list of addresses is so long that it is difficult to remember all of it.
• David is very smart and hardworking.
• They talked to each other so softly that nobody could hear them.
• He neither watches television nor reads the newspapers in the morning.
• Although it was raining, the rescue party continued the search for the missing hiker.
• The weather was so bad that several farmers lost their crops.
• The machine stopped when I pressed the button.
• The toys are very expensive, but the books are cheap.
• My father went fishing and caught two fish.
• Mary brushed her teeth after she ate her dinner.
• My aunt is still sick although she has seen two doctors.
• Mr. Smith wants to sell his house which is twenty years old.
• The old lady is baking a lot of pastries so that her grandchildren can eat when they visit her.
• The car hit the divider while it was going round the bend.
• Let us cook at home instead of going out to eat since the weather is bad.