A. DIRECTIONS: Using for, nor, yet, or so, connect these pairs of ideas into compound sentences. Use a separate sheet of paper. The first one is
done for you.
1. Wake up early. We can catch the beautiful sunrise.
We wake up early so we can catch the beautiful sunrise.
2. The beach is just a kilometer away from the village. The children
seldom swim in the sea.
3. Let us not neglect old friends. They are gold.
4. They don't call us. They visit us.
5. Follow the teachings of your grandparents. They are wiser than the
younger generation.

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