Let’s learn about how to connect sentences together with linking words. You can make longer sentences this way.
A1 Linking Words
Linking words to connect parts of sentences together
And adds two things together
He plays basketball and football.
I had a pizza and watched a film.
But contrasts:
She likes hamburgers, but she doesn’t like cheese.
He watched a film, but he didn’t enjoy it.
Or links two negative things:
I don’t like carrots or peas.
Jim doesn’t like science or maths.
Because shows a reason:
We can’t go to the beach because it is raining.
I don’t want to go to the disco because I am tired.
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