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Primary 3 English: Joining Ideas with Conjunctions Practice

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English Language Syllabus, Primary (MOE, 2020 syllabus)

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Real Joining Ideas with Conjunctions practice questions

Choose the word that best joins the ideas: "I wanted to play outside, ____ it was raining."

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but ✓

"but" is correct because it shows a contrast between wanting to play and the rain stopping it.

Choose the word that best joins the ideas: "You may draw a picture ____ you may paint one."

but

or ✓

and

"or" is correct because it gives a choice between two activities.

Choose the word that best joins the ideas: 'She practised every day, ____ she won the competition.'

but

and

so ✓

"so" is correct because it shows the result of practising every day.

Choose the word that best joins the ideas: 'We can meet at the park ____ at the library.'

or ✓

but

and

"or" is correct because it gives a choice between two places.

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