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Gee, I would like to go to the circus, but I do not have enough money for a ticket. Which identifies the conjunction in the sentence?
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Gee, I would like to go to the circus, but I do not have enough money for a ticket. Which identifies the conjunction in the sentence?

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"But" makes it easy to add 2 sentences together

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The conjunction is the ‘but’ because that is the word that joins two simple sentences or two ideas into one sentence or one compound sentence.
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