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Here are the completed sentences using suitable coordinating conjunctions:

I would like to have an apple juice or a papaya juice, whichever is available.

The fabric is beautiful and light. Let us buy it.

I have asked Supriya to pick up bread and butter on her way home.

The play is long but very healthy. You should have more of it.

Ups and downs are a part of life. One should not take either to heart.

There are roller-coaster rides, water slides, giant-wheel rides, and car-bumping rides at the amusement park.

The cake is yummy but slightly burnt around the edges.

Coordinating conjunctions are used to connect words, phrases, or clauses of equal grammatical importance. They are often used to create compound sentences, which are two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.

In sentence 1, the coordinating conjunction "or" is used to connect two independent clauses: "I would like to have an apple juice" and "I would like to have a papaya juice." The sentence means that the speaker is willing to have either apple juice or papaya juice, depending on which one is available.

In sentence 2, the coordinating conjunction "and" is used to connect two adjectives: "beautiful" and "light." The sentence means that the fabric is both beautiful and light.

In sentence 3, the coordinating conjunction "and" is used to connect two verbs: "pick up" and "buy." The sentence means that I have asked Supriya to both pick up bread and butter on her way home.

In sentence 4, the coordinating conjunction "but" is used to connect two adjectives: "long" and "very healthy." The sentence means that the play is long, but it is also very healthy.

In sentence 5, the coordinating conjunction "either" is used to connect two infinitive phrases: "to take ups to heart" and "to take downs to heart." The sentence means that one should not take either ups or downs in life to heart.

In sentence 6, the coordinating conjunctions "and" and "and" are used to connect four nouns: "roller-coaster rides," "water slides," "giant-wheel rides," and "car-bumping rides." The sentence means that there are four types of rides at the amusement park: roller-coaster rides, water slides, giant-wheel rides, and car-bumping rides.

In sentence 7, the coordinating conjunction "but" is used to connect two adjectives: "yummy" and "slightly burnt around the edges." The sentence means that the cake is delicious, but it is slightly burnt around the edges.

I hope this helps!

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• 1. I would like to have an apple juice or a papaya juice, whichever is available.
• 2. The fabric is beautiful and light; let us buy it.
• 3. I have asked Supriya to pick up bread, and the dish is bland.
• 4. The play is long but very healthy; you should have more of it. Ups and downs are a part of life; one should not take either to heart.
• 5. There are roller-coaster rides, water slides, giant-wheel rides, and car-bumping rides at the amusement park. The cake is yummy but slightly burnt around the edges and interesting.

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