Combining Sentences Using Conjunctions for Class 1

A. Fill in the blanks with 'and' or 'but'.

1. The sun is bright, __________ the moon is not.

2. I like to eat apples __________ bananas.

3. He is small __________ he is strong.

4. My dog can bark __________ run.

5. I want to play outside, __________ it is raining.

B. Tick (✓) the correct sentence.

1. Tina can read. Tina cannot write.

[   ] Tina can read and cannot write.

[   ] Tina can read but cannot write.

2. I have a pen. I have a pencil.

[   ] I have a pen and a pencil.

[   ] I have a pen but a pencil.

3. The bird is small. The cage is big.

[   ] The bird is small but the cage is big.

[   ] The bird is small and the cage is big.

C. Match the columns to make complete sentences.

D. Circle the correct conjunction.

1. My ball is red ( and / but ) my bat is blue.

2. I can sing ( and / but ) I cannot dance.

3. We ate pizza ( and / or ) burgers for dinner.

4. The rabbit is fast, ( and / but ) the tortoise is slow.

E. Join the sentences using 'and' or 'but'.

1. Sam loves to draw. Sam loves to paint.

____________________________________________________

2. The car is old. It runs well.

____________________________________________________

3. My dress is new. My shoes are old.

____________________________________________________

4. She has a brother. She has a sister.

____________________________________________________

Answer Key

A. Fill in the blanks with 'and' or 'but'.

1. but

2. and

3. but

4. and

5. but

B. Tick (✓) the correct sentence.

1. Tina can read but cannot write.

2. I have a pen and a pencil.

3. The bird is small but the cage is big.

C. Match the columns to make complete sentences.

1. 1 - b (He is old but he can run fast.)

2. 2 - d (The dog is big and very friendly.)

3. 3 - a (I am reading a book and my sister is playing.)

4. 4 - c (Do you want milk or a glass of juice?)

D. Circle the correct conjunction.

1. and

2. but

3. and

4. but

E. Join the sentences using 'and' or 'but'.

1. Sam loves to draw and paint.

2. The car is old but it runs well.

3. My dress is new but my shoes are old.

4. She has a brother and a sister.

How This Worksheet Helps You Learn?

The Class 1 English Grammar Combining Conjunctions worksheet helps young learners practice joining words like “and,” “but,” and “or” to combine simple sentences. This printable worksheet is specially designed for Grade 1 students to build strong grammar skills and confidence in English writing. Thanks to clear instructions and fun practice questions, children quickly learn how to use conjunctions in their daily writing and communication.

This PDF practice sheet provides a supportive mix of written and visual activities, making sentence combining easy even for beginners. Teachers and parents find it convenient for homework, class drills, and revision. With its uncluttered format and engaging tasks, this class 1 worksheet free PDF supports both independent and guided learning—helping every child master combining conjunctions at their own pace.

Usage Tips for Parents/Teachers

• Start by reading the directions aloud and showing a worked example so your child understands combining sentences.
• Encourage your child to say the sentences out loud as they combine them using “and,” “but,” or “or.”
• Let your child color or draw extra images next to each sentence for even more practice and fun.
• Use the answer key to discuss correct answers and support your child as they learn basic grammar rules for kids.

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What You Learned

On this page, you explored a Class 1 English Grammar worksheet focused on combining conjunctions to join sentences using “and,” “but,” and “or.” This practice worksheet offers picture prompts and fill-in-the-blanks to make learning easy and fun for young children. By using this downloadable PDF, students build sentence fluency and foundational grammar skills, preparing them for future English topics. Whether at home or in the classroom, this printable worksheet supports varied and engaging practice in joining words and sentence formation.