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And: links two ideas that are related.

"I like tea and coffee".

But: links a positive and a negative idea.

"I like swimming, but I don't like                        dancing".

So: gives a result.

"I was very tired so I went to sleep"

Because: gives a reason.

"I went to the party because I wanted to see Peter"

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Each team must discuss how many accurate sentences they can create using the given words, I  ask the teams how many sentences they think they can produce.
Teams now work closely together to write them. If teams accurately produce the number of sentences they said they could, they are awarded that number of points. If a team gets even one sentence wrong, and does not get the number they said they would, they get zero points.

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Difference between So and Because (English Grammar)

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Group 1:

María.

Juan.

Pepe.

Andrea.

Group 2:

Jenni.

Carlos.

Candela.

Ernesto.

Group 3:

Julia.

Nuria.

Joaquín.

Carmen.

Group 4:

Puri.

Laura.

Ismael.

Jaime.

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We will complete the following sentences out loud using: and, but, so, because.
1. She wants to go to the cinema, _____ I don't like that film.

2. My wife plays tennis ____  football.

3. I can't sleep,  _____ I'm going to drink a glass of hot milk.

4. She went to the disco, _____  she didn't dance.

5. I'm studying English  ______ I love languages.

6. She danced a little _____ talked to her friends.

7. He doesn't play the guitar, _____  he plays the drum.

8. He is sad _______ he saw an accident.

9. She didn't invited me, _______ I didn't go to her birthday party.

10. She can draw well,  ______ she can't cook.

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The final score of the groups is: