IV. Join each pair of sentences by using suitable conjunction: and, but, or, so. 1. The bus stopped. The man got off. 2. Junk food tastes so good. It is bad for your health. 3. You should eat less junk food. You will put on weight. 4. He is a vegetarian. He doesn’t eat any meat. 5. Would you like meat for lunch? Would you like vegetables for lunch? 6. Susan went to the park. She had a ride on the swing. 7. I love fruit. I am allergic to strawberries. 8. There was a heavy rain. The roads were flooded. V. Arrange the words to make sentences. 1. hobby/ you/ have/ any / do/? 2. his/ do/ what/ your/ brother/ free/ does/ in/ time/? 3. he/ summer/ in/ climbing/ goes/ mountain/ the/ usually/. 4. friends/ monopoly/ enjoy/ I/ with/ playing/ my/? 5. it/ boring/ because/ finds/ time/ models/ Jim/ takes/ lots of/ making/. 6. you/ up/ will/ ice-skating/ future/ in/ take/ the/? 7. way/ others/ community/ a/ help/ service/ is/ great/ to/. 8. they/community/people/ because/ volunteer/ want/ improve/ to/ their/. 9. encouraged/ books/ people/ street children/ we/ to/ donate/ and clothes/ to 10. what/ to/ help/ we/ can/ do/ the environment/ clean/? 11. Jim/ overweight/ so/ eats/ is/ fast food/ too much/ he. 12. too much/ bad/ television/ watching/ for/ health/ your/ is?