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Mastering Connectors in English Sentences

Learn how to use connectors like and, so, but, and because to link ideas in English sentences. Practice exercises included.

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Mastering Connectors in English Sentences

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  1. UNIT 5 BECAUSE SO BUT CONNECTORS AND

  2. BECAUSE WHY ? REASON

  3. because

  4. because

  5. So RESULT

  6. SO

  7. SO

  8. AND USE • to connect two parts of sentences which are similar in grammatical status. • links two related things

  9. EXAMPLE • I like tea and coffee

  10. BUT links a positive (+) and negative (-) idea. RESULT

  11. I like swimming but I don’t like dancing. • I like tea but I don’t like coffee

  12. Exercises

  13. Choosethecorrectconnector in thesentencesbelow

  14. and, so, but or because into the sentences. • 1. My friend plays tennis _____ football. • 2. I am studying English _______ I love languages • 3. He went to the shops _____ he didn’t buy anything. • 4. He doesn’t play the guitar ____ he plays the drums. • 5. She can paint well, _____ she can’t cook. • I like fish ____ chips. • I was thirsty ____ I drank a glass of water. • I was late _______ my car didn’t start. • My watch stopped _____ I missed the bus. • They went to the cinema _____ the theatre.

  15. h e d f g b a c http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/sites/teens/files/gs_conjunctions_-_exercises_3.pdf

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