I want to play football *and* (conjunction) basketball this weekend.

She can speak French *but* (conjunction) she prefers speaking Spanish.

You need to finish your homework *before* (conjunction) you can watch TV.

He’s not only interested in music *but also* (conjunction) in art.

Would you like tea *or* (conjunction) coffee?

I was tired, *so* (conjunction) I went to bed early.

She studied hard *because* (conjunction) she wanted to pass the exam.

Do you want to eat now *or* (conjunction) wait until later?

I’ll text you *as soon as* (conjunction) I arrive home.

He didn’t see the sign *although* (conjunction) it was right in front of him.

They were late to the movie *because* (conjunction) the traffic was heavy.

She’s either going to travel to France *or* (conjunction) Italy next summer.

I’d like to watch a movie, *but* (conjunction) I have to study instead.

Bring an umbrella *in case* (conjunction) it rains.

We waited for them *until* (conjunction) we couldn’t wait any longer.

تمرين على استخدام الروابط المركبة

You can have ice cream *provided that* (conjunction) you finish your dinner.

I will go to the beach *unless* (conjunction) it’s raining.

She studies at night *whereas* (conjunction) her brother studies in the morning.

We can go for a walk, *as long as* (conjunction) it’s not too cold outside.

He must be sick, *given that* (conjunction) he is not eating.

I like playing the guitar *not only* (conjunction) because it’s fun but also because it’s challenging.

She didn’t call, *even though* (conjunction) she had my number.

*Even if* (conjunction) you apologize, she may not forgive you.

You should save some money *in case of* (conjunction) an emergency.

He was disqualified *because of* (conjunction) his unsportsmanlike behavior.

I am going on a diet, *therefore* (conjunction) I won’t eat fast food anymore.

She’s very friendly, *in addition to* (conjunction) being an excellent teacher.

They decided to buy a new house *instead of* (conjunction) renting.

I would travel the world, *if only* (conjunction) I had enough money.

Make sure the milk is warm *before* (conjunction) you add it to the mixture.