<p> Conjunctions words that help us join sentences</p><p>A. Join the sentences below with a conjunction chosen from the list:</p><p> when until but because while</p><p>1. Peter was turning into St. Francis Square. He saw his friend. Peter was turning into St. Francis Square when he saw his friend.</p><p>2. I did not like watching the football match. No goals were scored.</p><p>3. Joseph looked after his younger sister. His mother was on the phone.</p><p>4. We were all very tired. We were on our way back from Gozo.</p><p>5. The car looked in a very good condition. It’s engine couldn’t get started.</p><p>6. Dad found the lost chisel. He was clearing the garage.</p><p>B Choose the correct word and write it on your copybook.</p><p>1. The boy saved all his pocket money (although, but, because, where) still he didn’t have enough money to buy the boat. The boy saved all his pocket money but still he didn’t have enough money to buy the boat. </p><p>2. Do not cross the road (when, if but, which) use the subway.</p><p>3. I like fish (any, but, yet, when) not meant.</p><p>4. Rita has been living here (from, until, till, since) she was four years old.</p><p>5. She listened to the news on the radio (since, when, while, which) she was waiting for the bus.</p><p>6. I had to wait (for, since, until, while) my friend arrived.</p><p>7. My penfriend has not written to me (for, over, since, about) the 25th December.</p>