Coordinating conjunctions flashcard

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FANBOYS stands for:

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for and nor but or yet so

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Sentence with multiple main clauses?

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Compound sentence

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Coordinating conjunction example: Frank ran up the hill so he could see the fireworks.

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Frank ran up the hill so he could see the fireworks.

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NOT using a coordinating conjunction:

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I always look forward to Friday as we finish school earlier.

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I enjoy learning new skills in art _____ I can practise them at home.

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for, so

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I didn't expect to get my homework done so quickly, ______ did I expect to find it as easy as I did.

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nor

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Identify the compound sentence:

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At the weekend, I might get to go to the trampoline park but that depends on whether I get my homework done or not.

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Coordinating conjunctions count?

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7

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Complete: John will have to get his homework done tonight ____ he will have to do it over the weekend.

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or

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Correct use of coordinating conjunction: I ran to the shop so I would get there before it closed.

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I ran to the shop so I would get there before it closed.