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In English / High School | 2025-07-08

1. Join the two sentences using the connector 'and'. a. Neetu likes reading. Swaati likes playing cricket. b. I will go to the park. My sister will go to the beach. c. We buy milk. Our neighbours buy eggs. d. The sky is full of stars. The stars are shining brightly. 2. Draw a line to match each word with its meaning. | Word | Meaning | | :-------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------- | | a cauldron| (in Arabian folktales) a spirit that appears by magic and car | | b spell | an act of winning or defeating an opponent e | | c mittens | words used for magic | | d genie | a large cooking pot with a lid and handle | | e victory | a type of gloves used during cold weather |

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Join the two sentences using the connector 'and'.
a. Neetu likes reading, and Swaati likes playing cricket.
b. I will go to the park, and my sister will go to the beach.
c. We buy milk, and our neighbours buy eggs.
d. The sky is full of stars, and the stars are shining brightly.

Draw a line to match each word with its meaning:

a cauldron: a large cooking pot with a lid and handle

b spell: words used for magic

c mittens: a type of gloves used during cold weather

d genie: (in Arabian folktales) a spirit that appears by magic

e victory: an act of winning or defeating an opponent




In these exercises, students practice the use of the conjunction 'and' to join sentences and enhance their vocabulary by matching words with their meanings. The first task helps students understand how to combine sentences to make them flow better. The second task tests their ability to match words with their definitions, helping them expand their understanding of new vocabulary words.

Answered by OliviaLunaGracy | 2025-07-21

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