English

Adjective and Conjunction

 Adjectives
(Describing Words)
Examples of an Adjective
 straight hair smells nice.
1. Her _________
fast
2. He drives a _________ sports car.
large
3. The ______________house is old.
Fresh fish is available at the restaurant.
4. ________
happy
5. He is a _________ child.
round
6. The wheels of bus are __________.
long
7. She has a ___________ ponytail.
bright and sunny day.
8. It is a_________
tall
9. She is a _________ girl.
 Conjunction
Joining Words
Common Conjunctions
 OR
We use or to show a choice between two or
more options.

We can eat pizza or burger

 but
We use but to show a difference or an
opposite idea.
 and
We use and to combine similar ideas or to add
information.

The bird can fly and hop

Join these short sentences together using the conjunction 'and' or 'but'.
1. I wanted to buy chocolate. The store did not have any.

2. James swims really well. His diving is impressive too.

3. John has a brother. He does not have a sister.

 
4. We went to the toy shop. The shop was closed.

 
5. Mr. Tim sat on his armchair. He fell fast asleep.

6. Mark wanted an ice cream. He had no money.

7. Sally fell down. She hurt her toe.

Join these short sentences together using the conjunction 'and' or 'but'.
1. I wanted to buy chocolate. The store did not have any.
I wanted to buy chocolate but the store did not have any.
 
2. James swims really well. His diving is impressive too.
James swims really well and his diving is impressive too.

3. John has a brother. He does not have a sister.

John has a brother but he does not have a sister.
 
4. We went to the toy shop. The shop was closed.
We went to the toy shop but the shop was closed.
 
5. Mr. Tim sat on his armchair. He fell fast asleep.
Mr. Tim sat on his armchair and he fell fast asleep.

6. Mark wanted an ice cream. He had no money.

Mark wanted an ice cream but he had no money.
 
7. Sally fell down. She hurt her toe.
Sally fell down and she hurt her toe.