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(but)  \nI want some cereal, but the box is empty.  \n1. She did not go to the park. It was too late in the evening. (for)  \n2. They arrived early at the show. They had great seats. (and)  \n3. My family has never been to Washington. We have seen Boston. (but)  \n4. I really like chocolate cake. I am too full for dessert. (but)  \n5. We could start the movie now. We could wait for Julia to arrive. (or)  \n6.  \nI am allergic to cats. I love to pet them. (yet)  \n___________________________________________________________  \n7. Mark finished his homework. We can go play outside. (so)  \n8. You cannot go outside. It started to rain. (for)  \n9. They moved their toys to the side. They had room for the race track. (and)  \n10. She does not play the piano. She does play the flute. (but)  \n11. The cake is dry. The caramel sauce is good. (but)  \n12. We can have pizza for supper. We can have spaghetti. (or)  \nAnswers  \n1. She did not go to the park. It was too late in the evening. (for)  \nShe did not go to the park, for it was too late in the evening.  \n2. They arrived early at the show. They had great seats. (and)  \nThey arrive early at the show, and they had great seats.  \n3. My family has never been to Washington. We have seen Boston. (but)  \nMy family has never been to Washington, but have we seen Boston.  \n4. I really like chocolate cake. I am too full for dessert. (but)  \nI really like chocolate cake, but I am too full for dessert.  \n5. We could start the movie now. We could wait for Julia to arrive. (or)  \nWe could start the movie now, or we could wait for Julia to arrive.  \n6. I am allergic to cats. I love to pet them. (yet)  \nI am allergic to cats, yet I love to pet them.  \n7. Mark finished his homework. We can go play outside. (so)  \nMark finished his homework, so we can go play outside.  \n8. You cannot go outside. It started to rain. (for)  \nYou cannot go outside, for it started to rain.  \n9. They moved their toys to the side. 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