ENGLISH conjunctions

Munna can sing a Hindi song. He can sing a Punjabi song.(either..or, neither..nor, though)

Lichi must attend the seminar. She will not get the proper guidance for the project. (but, so, otherwise)

Cut the trees. Lose the rain. (but, and, so)

She fell down from the fifth step. She did not hurt herself. (and, so, yet)

The doctor tried his best. He could not save the patient.
(either, but, therefore)

You can select a red pen. You can select a blue pen. (either... or, or else. and)

Turn the lights off. We can sleep. (that, so. or)

Father was happy. Amit stood first in the class.(so. otherwise. because)

Mohan came home. He had his dinner. (but, and, or)

I invited Sujal. He did not come for the party.(and. so. but)

He is strong. He can lift a heavy bag. (otherwise. but. so)

The merchant was guilty. The king put him in prison.(therefore, and. yet)

There are no mobiles in this village. There are no computers in this village. (either ... or, neither... nor, or else)

Ratan cannot understand Gujarati. He cannot speak Gujarati. (either ... or, neither... nor, but)

It is raining. Schools are closed. (therefore, but, and)

Write fast. You will not complete the paper.(so, otherwise, that)

Ram was tired. He wanted to sleep. (and, but. so)

Please take rest. You are fit for the test tomorrow.(so, or, so that)

It is raining. You should take an umbrella.(so that, therefore, or)

Hemal is strong. Hemal is active. (and, so, otherwise)

Speak the truth. You will be punished.(so, or else, yet)

Father was angry. He did not say anything.(but, or else, and)

I was late. The teacher did not get angry.(But. Though. Yet)

Come soon. You will not be allowed to enter the hall. (although, so, or else)

Get ready fast. You can reach school on time. (So that, because, therefore)

Father is angry. Jatin came home late. (So that, because, otherwise)

Mother was busy. She could not come for the function. (And. but, so)

Do not play outside. It is very hot. (So that, therefore, because)

Do not talk in the library. You will be asked to leave. (Therefore, or else, so that)

It was very dark. Ketan continued to walk on the deserted road. (Though. because, therefore)

Please tell the truth. The principal will punish you. (And, otherwise, because)

Ramu is poor. He is honest. (Because, therefore, though)

The teacher will teach the lesson. The teacher will give notes. (Though, and, yet)

Divya is an intelligent girl. Divya is an ambitious girl. (But, therefore, and)

It is raining heavily. We have to go to school. (But, therefore, because)

Please water the plants. They will die. (So that, because, otherwise)

Please dictate slowly. We can write correctly. (Because, therefore, so that)

Mira is not well. She will not come to school. (And, but, therefore)

Go to the market. Get me some vegetables. (So that, or else, and)

Jay is tired. He is walking (so that, yet, or else)

Neha is dancing Geeta is dancing (and, but, or)

Sanjay will celebrate his birthday at home. Sanjay will celebrate his birthday in a hotel. (Though, and, or)

Pooja will not congratulate me. Pooja will not come for the party. (Neither ... nor, either ... or, or else)

Aman is disappointed. He could not go for the picnic. (Therefore, because, so)

Be careful. You will hurt yourself. (So that, or else, therefore)

The boys knew who had broken the glass. They kept quiet. (Though, and, so)

Mary kom won the gold medal. She was awarded by the government. (But, or, so)

The principal will give prizes. The chief guest will give prizes. (Either ... or, neither...nor, otherwise)

All the students want to know. This machine works wonderfully. (That, how, where)

Kavya is claver. She is hardworking. (And, but, or)