Question

B. Join the sentences using and, but, because or so, as in the example. 1. Philip is good at rollerblading He isn't good at tennis Philip is good at rollerblading but he isn't good at tennis 2. We arrived late. The coach was very slow 3. I don't like hip hop music. I don't listen to it. 4. Wesley gets up early in the morning. He walks in the park near his house 5. Jack and Robert love playing computer games. They play together 6. Julle is a very slim girl. She's got long curly hair 7. Pablo didn't have a good time in Boston. The weather was bad. 8. Jeff can ride a motorbike. He can't drive a car​

Answer 1

1. Philip as good at rollerblading but he isn’t good at tennis

2. We arrived late because the coach was very slow

3. I don’t like hip hop music so I don’t listen to it

4. Wesley gets up early in the morning and walks in the park near his house

5. Jack and Robert love playing computer games so they play together

6. Julie is a very slim girl and she’s for long curly hair

7. Pablo didn’t have good time in Boston because the weather was bad

8. Jeff can ride a motorbike but he can’t drive a car