Join the following sentences using a coordinating conjunction.
1. He had a headache. He stayed home.
2. They played well. They lost the match.
3. The box is too small. It cannot hold all the clothes.
4. The original idea was good. Now the plan is too complicated.
5. I called him. I wanted to talk.
6. She invited them. They came.
7. She prepared well for the test. She scored good marks.
8. You may wait here. You may leave now.
9. It is a small house. It is comfortable.
10. They are our guests. We should treat them well.
Solution
1. He had a headache so he stayed home.
2. They played well but they lost the match.
3. The box is too small so it cannot hold all the clothes.
4. The original idea was good but now the plan is too complicated.
5. I called him for I wanted to talk.
6. She invited them and they came. / She invited them, so they came.
7. She prepared well for the test and she scored good marks.
8. You may wait here or you may leave now.
9. It is a small house but / yet it is comfortable.
10. They are our guests and we should treat them well.
