Conjunctions & Sentence Structure (Flashcard 1)

Front

Identify the coordinating conjunction: Zoe wants to join the music club, but she is too young.

Back

but

Front

Identify the coordinating conjunction: Owen hurt his finger, so he's had a difficult time typing.

Back

so

Front

Identify the subordinating conjunction: I can't go swimming this afternoon because I have a doctor's appointment.

Back

because

Front

Identify the independent clause:

Back

I can't go swimming this afternoon.

Front

Identify the dependent clause: I can't go swimming this afternoon because I have a doctor's appointment.

Back

because I have a doctor's appointment.

Front

Identify the subordinating conjunction: After we go to school, we will get ice cream.

Back

after

Front

Identify the independent clause: After we go to school, we will get ice cream.

Back

we will go get ice cream.

Front

Identify the dependent clause:

Back

After we go to school,

Front

Identify the type of sentence: 'I am very funny, so it's easy for me to make friends.'

Back

compound sentence

Front

Identify the type of sentence: I like to drink hot chocolate when it's cold.

Back

simple sentence