Compound Sentences - Joining Words

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John missed the bus. He was late.

John missed the bus until because while in order that( until, because, while, in order that ) he was late.

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I enjoyed the film. It was too long.

I enjoyed the film until however so since( until, however, so, since ) it was too long.

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He is learning to drive. He can't afford a car.
He is learning to drive since but therefore because( since, but, therefore, because ) he can't afford a car.

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I got wet today. I forgot to take my umbrella.

I got wet today so because even though however( so, because, even though, however ) I forgot to take my umbrella.

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Maria went into town. She didn't buy anything.

Maria went into town since but as until( since, but, as, until ) she didn't buy anything.

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I like chocolate. I like pizza
I like chocolate because but and since( because, but, and, since ) I like pizza.

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James went to the bank. He went to the pharmacy.

James went to the bank until since therefore after( until, since, therefore, after ) he went to the pharmacy.

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John can't pay his rent. He gets paid on Friday.

John can't pay his rent while in order that until and( while, in order that, until, and ) he gets paid on Friday.