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Write two sentences using each of the words or phrases listed. Watch punctuation usage:

for and
nor but
or yet
so

Write two sentences each, one starting with the word or phrase, and one ending with the word or phrase. Watch punctuation.

Since Although
When or While Because
If To + Verb
Even though

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The expert writes two sentences using each of the words or phrases. Punctuation usages are determined.

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These are the major coordinate conjunctions: and, or, nor, but, yet, and for.

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