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This document provides a grammar worksheet with sentences to be completed using conjunctions such as 'and', 'but', 'so', or 'because' in the past simple tense. Students are instructed to use their imagination to finish the incomplete sentences.

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And But So Because 2

This document provides a grammar worksheet with sentences to be completed using conjunctions such as 'and', 'but', 'so', or 'because' in the past simple tense. Students are instructed to use their imagination to finish the incomplete sentences.

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NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________

GRAMMAR IN WRITING: FINISH THE SENTENCES


AND BUT SO BECAUSE
(with Past Simple Tense)
Complete the sentences below use your imagination!

1. I fell off my bicycle, and

2. I fell off my bicycle because

3. We ate a really big breakfast, so

4. We ate a really big breakfast, but

5. It rained, and

6. It rained, but

7. The telephone rang, so

8. The telephone rang, but

9. They went shopping because

10. They went shopping, and

11. Sarah cleaned the house, but

12. Sarah cleaned the house, so

13. I forgot to bring my money because

14. I forgot to bring my money so

15. He got on the airplane, and

16. He got on the airplane, but

17. The monkey ran away from the zoo because

18. The monkey ran away from the zoo, so

19. I watched TV, and

20. I watched TV because

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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET ALL Things Grammar

Grammar Focus and, but, so, because


Level Intermediate

ACTIVITY NOTES My Notes


This activity works well done either
individually or in pairs. Before
distributing the handout, write the first
two sentence fragments on the board
and elicit possible ways to finish the
sentences. Remind the students that as
long as a sentence is logical, there is no
one right answer to the sentence.
Before collecting and correcting the
papers, have your students compare and
discuss their sentences with their
classmates.

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