My dad brought snacks to the game, but / and / or Seth's mom brought drinks. I Rewrite the sentence with the correct underlined joining word. Type your answer here.

# Explanation:## Step 1The sentence given is "My dad brought snacks to the game, but/and / or Seth's mom brought drinks." The underlined word is "but/and / or". This word is a conjunction that is used to connect two independent clauses.## Step 2The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 3The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 4The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 5The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 6The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 7The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 8The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 9The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 10The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 11The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 12The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 13The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 14The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 15The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 16The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 17The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an alternative. In this context, it is used to indicate that either "My dad brought snacks to the game" or "Seth's mom brought drinks" could be the correct statement.## Step 18The conjunction "but/and / or" is used to indicate a choice or an