It is raining, but I love walking
Combine sentences
It is raining, but I love walking
Use "en" to add more information.
Example:
I like coffee and tea.
Example:
We are going to the park and playing soccer.
Use "of" to give choices.
Example:
Do you want coffee or tea?
Example:
Are we going to the movie or to the museum?
Use "maar" to show contrast or an opposite idea.
Example:
I like coffee, but not tea.
Example:
It is cold outside, but I will go for a walk anyway.
Use "because" to give a reason.
Example:
I stay home, because it is raining.
Example:
He is happy, because he received a gift.
Use "therefore" to show a result or conclusion.
Example:
It is raining, therefore I stay home.
Example:
She is sick, therefore she is not going to school.
Test
1. I like coffee and tea.
2. We are going to the park and playing soccer.
3. Do you want coffee or tea?
4. Are we going to the movie or to the museum?
5. I like coffee, but not tea.
6. It is cold outside, but I will go for a walk anyway.
7. I stay home, because it is raining.
8. He is happy, because he received a gift.
9. It is raining, therefore I stay home.
10. She is sick, therefore she is not going to school.
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