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HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Each of the following examples contains two simple sentences that could be combined with a coordinating conjunction. In each case, choose A, B, or C to indicate which coordinating conjunction best combines the two sentences. 1. Snow had been falling all night. In the morning we had a winter fantasy. a. or b. yet c. so 0 2. I turned on the radio at breakfast. The weather report revealed that more snow was falling just north. a. nor b. for c. and 0 3. I ran to the window. The snow had not yet begun to fall. a. but 0 b. nor c. and 4. According to the report, the snow wasn't going to stop falling. The temperature wasn't going to rise very much above 25 degrees. a. so 0 b. and c. yet 5. Area schools and businesses were all closed. The roads were impassable. a. for b. so 0 c. but

Hi there, Paul! Thank you for your composition today! I know you\'re so busy today, but I hope this day won\'t be a stressful one for you. Take care and stay positive! Have a nice day! T. JanE ^^ 1. Snow had been falling all night. In the morning we had a winter fantasy.a. orb. yetc. so 0>> Correct 2. I turned on the radio at breakfast. The weather report revealed that more snow was falling just north.a. norb. forc. and 0>> Correct 3. I ran to the window. The snow had not yet begun to fall.a. but 0b. norc. and >> Correct 4. According to the report, the snow wasn\'t going to stop falling. The temperature wasn\'t going to rise very much above 25 degrees.a. so 0b. andc. yet >> According to the report, the snow wasn\'t going to stop falling (b. and) the temperature wasn\'t going to rise very much above 25 degrees. 5. Area schools and businesses were all closed. The roads were impassable.a. forb. so 0c. but >> Area schools and businesses were all closed (a. for) the roads were impassable.