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.
I cannot go to school. It is raining. (Since)
Since it is raining, I cannot go to school.
Since I cannot go to school, it is raining.
Since I go to school it is raining.
It is raining. Since I cannot go to school.
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.
A word which is used to join words or sentences together is called a
Verb
Noun
Conjunction
Interjection
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
Join the sentence using the suitable conjunction.
I am leaving. I want to take rest.
I am leaving so I want to take rest.
I am leaving though I want to take rest.
I am leaving because I want to take rest.
I am leaving still I want to take rest.
Join the sentences.
They began badly. They ended well.
And
Still
But
Although
They must walk quickly. They will miss the train. (else)
They must walk else they will miss the train.
They must walk quickly they will miss the train else.
They must walk quickly they will else miss the train.
They must walk quickly else they will miss the train.
Choose the correct sentences.
Work hard. You will fail in the examination. (Otherwise)
Work hard you will fail in the examination otherwise.
Work hard you will otherwise fail in the examination.
Work hard otherwise you will fail in the examination.
Work hard you will fail otherwise in the examination.
Join each pair of sentence.
She can speak English. She can write English.
Else
Unless