You can have tea, _____ you can have coffee. The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is ....

• and
• but
• or
• so

He studied hard, _____ he passed the test. The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is ....

• and
• but
• or
• so

The cake was delicious,_____ everyone wanted a second piece. The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is ....

• and
• but
• yet
• or

I finished my homework, _______ I went out with my friends. The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is ....

• and
• so
• but
• or

He wanted to play soccer, _____ he injured his ankle. The correct conjunction to complete the sentence is ....

• and
• so
• but
• or

The weather was terrible; _____, we decided to stay indoors. The correct connector to complete the sentence is ....

• however
• therefore
• although
• but

She loves to paint; ___, she also enjoys sculpture. The correct connector to complete the sentence is ....

• in contrast
• however
• additionally
• because

We need to finish the report; ___, the deadline is tomorrow. The correct connector to complete the sentence is ....

• consequently
• moreover
• because
• but

She didn’t study for the test; _____, she passed with flying colors. The correct connector to complete the sentence is ....

• although
• therefore
• however
• unless

I like to travel; _____, I don’t always have the time or money.

• so
• and
• therefore
• although

Is this sentence using correct connector? She enjoys painting; however, she hasn't had much time for it lately.

Is this sentence using correct connector? The restaurant was crowded; but, we made a reservation for another day.

Is this sentence using correct connector? The movie was exciting, and the soundtrack was incredible as well.

Is this sentence using correct connector? I wanted to go for a hike, therefore it started raining.

Is this sentence using correct connector? I finished my homework, so I went out with my friends.