Exercise 6. Choose the correct sentence by joining the two simple sentences. Use the conjunction given. 1. I want to eat some food. I have a sore throat. (but) A. But I want to eat some food, I have a sore throat B. I want to eat some food, but I have a sore throat 2. The Japanese eat healthily. They live for a long time. (so) A. The Japanese eat healthily, so they live for a long time B. So they live for a long time, The Japanese eat healthily 3. I feel tired. I feel weak. (and) A. I feel tired, and I feel weak B. I feel and tired, feel weak 4. You can go and see the doctor. You can go to bed now and rest. (or) A. You can go or see the doctor, you can go to bed now and rest B. You can go and see the doctor, or you can go to bed now and rest Exercise 7. Choose the correct sentences. 1. A. I have stomach ache, so I don't want to eat anything B. I have stomach ache, or I don't want to eat anything 2. A. My mother eats a lot of fruit and vegetables, so she does exercise every morning B. My mother eats a lot of fruit and vegetables, and she does exercise every morning 3. A. My cousin Trang is very fat, but she is too lazy to walk B. My cousin Trang is very fat, or she is too lazy to walk 4. A. You can eat less, but you can do more exercise B. You can eat less, or you can do more exercise 5. A. I have flu, but I don't feel very tired B. I have flu, so I don't feel very tired 6. A. The Japanese eat a lot of fish, so they eat a lot of tofu, too B. The Japanese eat a lot of fish, and they eat a lot of tofu, too 7. A. The Americans often eat fast food, so many of them are overweight B. The Americans often eat fast food, but many of them are overweight 8. A. You can walk so you can ride a bike to get there B. You can walk or you can ride a bike to get there