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Bill loves hiking and camping. Bill loves canoeing best.
Bill loves hiking and camping, but Bill loves canoeing best.
Relaxation can be difficult to learn. Some people do seek help.
Relaxation can be difficult to learn, yet some people do seek help.
Hunter likes heavy metal music. Hunter enjoys hip-hop tunes also.
Hunter likes heavy metal music, and Hunter enjoys hip-hop tunes also.
The governor decided to pardon the criminal. The criminal had not been proven guilty.
The governor decided to pardon the criminal, for the criminal had not been proven guilty.
James went out to eat. Bethany went shopping.
James went out to eat, but Bethany went shopping.
Jackson didn't want rain forecasted this week. He didn't want super hot weather either.
Jackson didn't want rain forecasted this week, nor did he want super hot weather either.
The boys basketball team went to state. They played hard!
The boys basketball team went to state, and they played hard!
Do I want the sandwich for lunch? Do I want the soup for lunch?
Do I want the sandwich for lunch, or do I want the soup for lunch?
The movie was long. The movie was not boring.
The movie was long, but the movie was not boring.
I am looking forward to summer. I am not looking forward to mosquitos.
I am looking forward to summer, but I am not looking forward to mosquitos.
