Use the Words And, Or, but to Finish These Sentences

Name______Date______

Use the words and, or, but to finish these sentences.

I like to eat ice cream,______I like to eat broccoli more!

He enjoys walking on the beach ______going to Dale’s house.

She loves dancing ______playing the trumpet. Both are fine.

Activity one

Fill in the blanks with either “or” or “and”

1. They want a dog, a cat, ______a fish in the same room.

2. She would like either macaroni ______a hamburger.

3. He likes to swim ______dive.

4. She is thinking about either going to school ______going home.

5. We thought you should exercise ______study

6. The best way to get there is by taking the highway ______then the side street.

7. Either you are going to move ______you are going to stay.

8. Peanut butter ______jelly are delicious together.

9. I have got to go ______pick up some groceries.

10. He has two games, one controller, ______three friends.

Activity two “But what?”

Fill in the blanks with either “or”, “and” , or “but”.

1. She went to the store, ______then remembered she forgot her cash.

2. He thought of his friend ______smiled.

3. She would either go ______stay. 4. They didn’t need both the game ______the tickets.

5. We will go, ______only if you say so.

6. The thing about schools is that it is both awesome ______fun.

Activity three – The Theater Write 9 sentences. Use one of the three words “and”, “or”, and “but” in each sentence.

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