Combine the two sentences in one using the conjunction in brackets
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Exercise 17. Combine the two sentences in one using the conjunction in brackets.
1. I'm tired. I'm going to bed early tonight. (so)
2. She loves to read. She doesn't have much time for it. (but)
3. I want to learn English. I'm taking an English class. (therefore)
4. The weather is nice. We're going to have a picnic in the park. (so)
5. She studied hard. She passed the exam. (therefore)
6. I need to get some work done. I keep getting distracted. (but)
7. Would you like a cake? Would you like an ice cream? (or)
8. She is a great cook. She doesn't like to bake. (but)
9. He went to the bakery. He bought some bread. (and)
10. He loves to travel. He doesn't like flying. (however)
11. I have a headache. I'm going to take some medicine. (therefore)
12. She's not feeling well. She's going to the doctor. (so)
Exercise 17. Combine the two sentences in one using the conjunction in brackets.
1. I'm tired. I'm going to bed early tonight. (so)
2. She loves to read. She doesn't have much time for it. (but)
3. I want to learn English. I'm taking an English class. (therefore)
4. The weather is nice. We're going to have a picnic in the park. (so)
5. She studied hard. She passed the exam. (therefore)
6. I need to get some work done. I keep getting distracted. (but)
7. Would you like a cake? Would you like an ice cream? (or)
8. She is a great cook. She doesn't like to bake. (but)
9. He went to the bakery. He bought some bread. (and)
10. He loves to travel. He doesn't like flying. (however)
11. I have a headache. I'm going to take some medicine. (therefore)
12. She's not feeling well. She's going to the doctor. (so)