a sentence formed of two simple sentences and a joining word

Joining with 'but'

English

In this unit, pupils learn co-ordination to form compound sentences. In 'Adverbial complex sentences', pupils will begin to learn about subordination to form complex sentences.

In 'Simple sentences', pupils learnt to understand and write different types of simple sentence and to join two simple sentences using 'and'. In this unit, pupils will learn co-ordination to form compound sentences.

Compound sentences 

Match the sentence type to its definition.

Sofia got caught in the rain but she got to school on time.

Which joining word would best fill the gap in this sentence? I like to play outside _____ my favourite game is Tag.

Which joining word would best fill the gap in this sentence? She wanted an ice cream ________the shop was closed.

The gigantic dinosaur stomped its feet and the ground shook.

Identify the verb in this sentence: The little baby giggled happily.

Match the simple sentence type to the punctuation mark it most often ends with.

How many ideas are there in a compound sentence?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Joining with 'but'

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.