Join these sentences with the coordinating conjunction and or but.
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1. My aunt has a son and two daughters.
2. The naughty boy took a stone and threw it at a bird.
3. The fisherman is poor but honest.
4. We hailed a taxi but the driver did not see us.
5. Eagles and hawks are birds.
6. He ran very fast in the race but slipped and fell.
7. I went to the grocery store but it was closed.
8. He opened his wallet and took out some money.
9. He went to the plum tree and plucked a few plums.
10. The street musician played his music loud but nobody listened to him.
11. He owns a motor-cycle but does not own a car.
12. She turned off the television and went to bed.
13. The farmer walked to the gate and closed it.
14. Will you have an orange and an apple?
15. My family went to the cinema but I stayed at home.
16. The actor was tall and handsome.
17. He always sleeps early but gets up late.
18. I met Debby and her cousin yesterday.
19. Mrs. Collins is old but her husband is young.
20. He ran to the telephone booth and called the police.
21. I called her but she could not recognize me.
22. Tony changed his clothes and went out again.
23. The child fell and hurt her head.
24. Peter is rude and (is) also lazy.
25. They have the tool but none of them knows how to use it.
26. Lina would like to study abroad but she cannot afford it.
27. The audience stood up and clapped their hands.
28. We thought she was asleep but she was only pretending.
29. The boys were angry and also disappointed.
30. You should buy that blue suit and also the coat, but does the coat fit you well?