Mia wanted to play football, ___ she had to finish her homework first., because, but, so, and, You can bring a pencil ___ a pen to the test., or, although, because, so, Tom wore a raincoat ___ it was raining heavily., although, but, because, or, Lily was very tired, ___ she continued studying for her test., because, if, so, but, I was hungry, ___ I made myself a sandwich., although, so, or, but, ___ it was raining, the children continued playing outside., Because, So, Although, And, We will have a picnic ___ the weather is sunny tomorrow., if, because, but, and, Sarah likes apples ___ bananas, but she dislikes oranges., or, because, and, although, Would you like to travel by train ___ by bus?, and, or, so, although, Jack stayed at home ___ he was feeling unwell., if, so, because, but, The road was flooded, ___ the school bus could not pass., although, or, so, and, ___ Peter was nervous, she gave a confident speech., If, Although, Because, So, You can stay here ___ you finish your project before dinner., if, although, but, and, Ben packed his umbrella ___ his raincoat before leaving home., so, although, and, because, Amy wanted to buy the dress, ___ it was too expensive., so, but, because, if, The baby was crying ___ she was hungry., or, although, because, so, It was getting dark, ___ we decided to go home., so, but, or, although, ___ he practises every day, he may improve his basketball skills., But, If, Because, And, Mum bought apples ___ oranges for the fruit salad., and, although, if, because, ___ Kevin was afraid of heights, he climbed to the top of the tower., So, Because, Although, Or

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