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The bus was full, so they walked home.  \n2. She enjoyed the cake, but she refused a second piece.  \n3. May you share the salt and pepper please?  \n4. I’ll have the white sugar, and you can have the brown sugar.  \n5. Do you prefer apple or orange juice?  \n6. Time was up, yet I was not finished.  \n7. The boy was tired, but he kept running.  \n8. You cannot go to school or to the playground when you are sick.  \n9. The restaurant was closed, yet the lights were on.  \n10. I will hang my clothes, so they will dry.  \n11. John was asleep, but his brother was still awake.  \n12. You can walk, run or take the bus.  \nAnswers  \n1. The bus was full, so they walked home.  \n2. She enjoyed the cake, but she refused a second piece.  \n3. May you share the salt and pepper please?  \n4. I’ll have the white sugar, and you can have the brown sugar.  \n5. Do you prefer apple or orange juice?  \n6. Time was up, yet I was not finished.  \n7. The boy was tired, but he kept running.  \n8. You cannot go to school or to the playground when you are sick.  \n9. The restaurant was closed, yet the lights were on.  \n10. I will hang my clothes, so they will dry.  \n11. John was asleep, but his brother was still awake.  \n12. You can walk, run or take the bus.","cbCaioDjYiVPuROu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioDjYiVPuROu","pdf",86521,"English","# Conjunctions Practice\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is a conjunction?\",\"answer\":\"A conjunction is a word used to link two words or phrases together.\"},{\"question\":\"Which words are considered common conjunctions in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The common conjunctions listed are 'and', 'or', 'but', 'so', and 'yet'.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The purpose of this worksheet is to help Grade 3 students identify conjunctions within sentences and understand how they function to connect ideas.\"}]","Grade 3 Conjunctions - Worksheet | PDF"]