Grade 4 Conjunctions Worksheet - Coordinating Conjunctions - Combine Two Sentences

Oct 12, 2026

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Grade 4 coordinating conjunctions practice worksheet focused on combining two sentences using a comma plus a coordinating conjunction such as and, but, or, so, and yet. Students complete 10 items by joining pairs of statements into one coherent sentence. The worksheet includes example sentence combinations and an answer section showing variations for each item. Emphasis is placed on correct punctuation and selecting the appropriate conjunction to express contrast, choice, result, or addition.

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Reading Time5 min

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Coordinating Conjunctions

Sentence Combining Instructions

Practice Items (1-10)

Answers

Coordinating conjunctions Grade 4 Conjunctions Worksheet Combine two sentences by using a comma and a conjunction. Two sentences can be combined by adding a comma and a coordinating conjunction such as and, but, or, so, and yet. 1. We can go to France. We can go to Italy. 2. We were invited to the party. We choose not to go. _____________________________________________________________________________ 3. My parents work hard. We go on vacation every summer. _____________________________________________________________________________ 4. The lady was late to work. Her boss was angry. _____________________________________________________________________________ 5. Ron travels to Florida. He loves to visit Orlando. _____________________________________________________________________________ 6. We have no official homework. We still need to review our spelling words. _____________________________________________________________________________ 7. The door was closed. We were able to climb in through the window. _____________________________________________________________________________ 8. The drinks were delicious. They were full of sugar. _____________________________________________________________________________ 9. The team lost the game. They were not sad at all. 10. I want to be a teacher. I want to teach math. Answers Answers may vary. 1. We can go to France, or we can go to Italy. 2. We were invited to the party, yet we choose not to go. 3. My parents work hard, so we go on vacation every summer. 4. The lady was late to work, so her boss was angry. 5. Ron travels to Florida, and he loves to visit Orlando. 6. We have no official homework, but we still need to review our spelling words. 7. The door was closed, but we were able to climb in through the window. 8. The drinks were delicious, but they were full of sugar. 9. The team lost the game, yet they were not sad at all. 10. I want to be a teacher, and I want to teach math.

FAQs

What are coordinating conjunctions used for in this worksheet?

Coordinating conjunctions are used to join two sentences into one sentence with a comma, such as and, but, or, so, and yet.

How should students combine the sentences in each question?

Students combine the two given sentences by inserting a comma followed by an appropriate coordinating conjunction.

Where can students check their work?

The worksheet provides an “Answers” section with a combined-sentence response for each item from 1 to 10.

Oct 12, 2026

Uploaded by Mabel