Compound Sentences

I wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining.

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She studied for the test, so she passed with flying colors.

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I will go to the store, and then I will visit my friend.

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He likes to play soccer, but he doesn’t enjoy watching it on TV.

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We can go to the park, or we can stay home and watch a movie.

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I will call you, and you can tell me your answer.

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He didn’t come to the meeting, but he sent an email with his opinion.

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I’m going to make dinner, and you can set the table.

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She was tired, but she continued working on the project.

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I finished my homework, so I’m going to watch TV now.

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She wanted to buy the dress, but it was too expensive.

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We went to the museum, and then we had lunch at a nearby café.

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I woke up early, but I didn’t feel like getting out of bed.

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He plays the guitar, and she sings in the choir.

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I like chocolate, but I prefer vanilla.

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We can walk to the park, or we can take the bus.

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I’ll help you with your homework, and you can return the favor later.

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She went to the store, but she didn’t buy anything.

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I need to go to the bank, and then I’ll pick up some groceries.

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He plays video games, but he doesn’t like playing outside.

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He didn’t attend the party, yet he sent a gift.

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I like to read books, and I also enjoy writing stories.

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She was studying for the exam, but she took a break to watch TV.

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I wanted to go to the concert, but the tickets were sold out.

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