She has many faults. All her friends love her. (Although)
Although she has many faults her friends love her
She has many faults although her friends love her.
She has many faults her friends although love her.
She love her friends although she has many faults
A word which is used to join words or sentences together is called a _________
verb
noun
conjunction
interjection
Raman was punished by the teacher. He was impudent. (So)
Raman was punished so he was impudent.
Raman was impudent, so he was punished by the teacher.
Raman was punished by the teacher so he was impudent.
Raman was impudent so by the teacher he was punished.
He could not pass. He tried often. (Though)
He could not pass though he tried often.
He could not though not pass he tried often.
He could pass though he tried often.
He could not pass though he often tried.
They began badly. They ended well. Join the sentences.
and
still
but
although
(Pick out the conjunction) Ice is cold but fire is hot.
cold
hot
is
We waited. The train arrived.(Till). Join the sentences.
We waited the train till arrived.
We till waited the train arrived.
We waited the train arrived till.
We waited till the train arrived.
Hari is a good boy. Hari is a kind boy. (And)
Hari is a good boy and Hari is a kind boy.
Hari is a good and kind boy
Hari is a good kind boy
Hari is a boy good and kind.
Sita is crying. She has lost her purse. (So)
Sita is crying so she has lost her purse.
Sita has lost her purse she is so crying.
Sita has lost her purse so she is crying.
Sita is crying so purse has lost.
That boy is thin. His brother is fat. (But)
That boy is thin but his brother is fat.
That boy is but thin his brother is fat.
That boy is thin and fat.
That boy's brother is thin and fat.
