1) Ava wrote to Sadie. She wrote to Aniya. a) Ava wrote to Sadie, and she wrote to Aniya. b) Ava wrote to Sadie, or she wrote to Aniya. c) Ava wrote to Sadie, but she wrote to Aniya. 2) Cru was at the pool. Eli was not at the pool. a) Cru was at the pool, and Eli was not at the pool. b) Cru was at the pool, but Eli was not at the pool. c) Cru was at the pool, or Eli was not at the pool. 3) I know you're tired. I will let you rest. a) I know you're tired, and I will let you rest. b) I know you're tired, but I will let you rest. c) I know you are tired, so I will let you rest. 4) Elliott likes almonds. He does not like peanuts. a) Elliott likes almonds, but he does not like peanuts. b) Elliott likes almonds, and he does not like peanuts. c) Elliott likes almonds, or he does not like peanuts. 5) Ryders's family will be out of town. He will not go to the party. a) Ryder's family will be out of town, but he will not go to the party. b) Ryder's family will be out of town, so he will not go to the party. c) Ryder's family will be about of town, or he will not go to the party.

Module 1 Week 3: Coordinating Conjunctions

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