Ex2. Join each pair of sentences by using a suitable conjunction: and, but, or, so.
1. The bus stopped. The man got off.
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2. Junk food tastes so good. It is bad for your health.
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3. You should eat less junk food. You will put on weight.
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4. He is a vegetarian. He doesn’t eat any meat.
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5. Would you like meat for lunch? Would you like vegetables for lunch?
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6. Susan went to the park. She had a ride on the swing.
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7. I love fruit. I am allergic to strawberries.
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8. There was a heavy rain. The roads were flooded.
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9. I’m leaving now because I don’t want to miss the train.
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10. We can go camping. We can go for a picnic.
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Join each pair of sentences by using a suitable conjunction: and, but, or, so. 
Ex2. Join each pair of sentences by using a suitable conjunction: and, but, or, so.
1. The bus stopped. The man got off.
-> The bus stopped and the man got off.
2. Junk food tastes so good. It is bad for your health.
-> Junk food tastes so good but it is bad for your health.
3. You should eat less junk food. You will put on weight.
-> You should eat less junk food or you will put on weight.
4. He is a vegetarian. He doesn’t eat any meat.
-> He is a vegetarian so he doesn't eat any meat.
5. Would you meat for lunch? Would you vegetables for lunch?
-> Would you meat or vegetables for lunch.
6. Susan went to the park. She had a ride on the swing.
-> Susan went to the park and had a ride on the swing.
7. I love fruit. I am allergic to strawberries.
-> I love fruit but I am allergic to strawberries.
8. There was a heavy rain. The roads were flooded.
-> There was a heavy rain so the roads were flooded.
9. I’m leaving now because I don’t want to miss the train.
-> I don't want to miss the train so I am leaving now.
10. We can go camping. We can go for a picnic.
-> We can go camping or we can go for a picnic.