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1. I like cookies and milk.

2. We are still undecided whether to go to the beach or go to the lakeside.

3. For our educational trip, we can decide whether to visit the museum, the beach, or the amusement park.

4. I do not like to drink coffee or tea.

5. The world is facing an epidemic right now yet there is still no vaccine to cure the virus.

6. After the summer arrives, we have to prepare for more cold nights.

7. After the heavy rain, streets were flooded.

8. All of the students were having their PE class in the school yard when the rain started to fall.

9. Even though I am afraid of heights, I still managed to ride the Ferris wheel with my friends.

10. Let us keep watching until the winning team is announced at the end of the last quarter.

B. Highlight the conjunction used in each sentence. Then, underline the dependent clause in each sentence.

1. Carla invited me to her birthday party so I bought a gift for her.

2. I admire the student because she is trustworthy.

3. While everyone was busy doing our project, I started to prepare our snack.

4. Did you return by airplane or by boat?

5. You will find the book in the cabinet or on the chair.

6. Unless you are interested, you will not succeed.

7. Although rice is our most important crop, it is not our chief export.

8.These tables are old but they are still durable.

9.Impure water should be boiled, as this can kill some bacteria and viruses that carry diseases.

10. In the early days, barter was used in trade  because money was not yet invented then.

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