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She likes to paint. (and)  \nLinda likes to color and paint.  \n1. The painters finished the living room. They finished the kitchen. (and)  \n2. Leila plays with dolls. Leila plays with toy cars. (and)  \n3. You could finish your work. You could play outside. (or)  \n4. Jenna likes hot chocolate. She does not like coffee. (but)  \n5. The twins visited their grandparents. They went to a restaurant. (and)  \n6. You can have the blue marker. You can have the red marker. (or)  \n__________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. The painters finished the living room. They finished the kitchen. (and)  \nThe painters finished the living room and the kitchen.  \n2. Leila plays with dolls. Leila plays with toy cars. (and)  \nLeila plays with dolls and toy cars.  \n3. You could finish your work. You could play outside. (or)  \nYou could finish your work or play outside.  \n4. Jenna likes hot chocolate. She does not like coffee. (but)  \nJenna likes hot chocolate but not coffee.  \n5. The twins visited their grandparents. They went to a restaurant. (and)  \nThe twins visited their grandparents and went to a restaurant.  \n6. You can have the blue marker. You can have the red marker. (or)  \nYou can have the blue marker or the red marker.","cbCairyHRKwsxikY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairyHRKwsxikY","pdf",92717,"English","# Conjunctions Worksheet\n## Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What are conjunctions used for?\",\"answer\":\"Conjunctions are used to link two words, phrases, or clauses together.\"},{\"question\":\"When should you use 'but' in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"'But' is used to connect sentences when there is a contrast or difference in meaning, such as liking one thing but not another.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you combine sentences using 'and'?\",\"answer\":\"You use 'and' to join two similar or related ideas or actions into a single sentence, as shown in the example of the painters finishing the living room and the kitchen.\"}]","Grade 3 Conjunctions Worksheet - And, But, Or | PDF"]