Conjunctions

Front

How is the conjunction functioning in the sentence?

You can eat your cake with a spoon or fork.

Back

connecting objects

Front

How is the conjunction functioning in the sentence? My dog enjoys being bathed but hates getting his nails trimmed.

Back

connecting verbs

Front

How is the conjunction functioning in the sentence? I hate to waste a drop of gas, for it is very expensive these days.

Back

connecting complete thoughts

Front

Which conjunction should be used in this sentence? Would you rather have cheese _____ bologna on your sandwich? Options: for, and, or, so

Back

or

Front

Which conjunction should be used in this sentence? His two favorite sports are football ______ tennis. Options: for, and, or, so

Back

and

Front

Which conjunction should be used in this sentence? I wanted to go to the beach, _______ Mary refused. Options: for, and, nor, but

Back

but

Front

Which conjunction should be used in this sentence? I am allergic to cats, ______ I have three of them. Options: for, and, nor, but

Back

but

Front

Which conjunction should be used in this sentence? I am a vegetarian, ­­­­_______ I don’t eat any meat? Options: yet, so, nor, but

Back

so

Front

Determine whether or not a comma is needed before the conjunction in the sentence: Joey was tired and hungry as he got on the bus.

Back

no comma

Front

Determine whether or not a comma is needed before the conjunction in the sentence: We never eat out on weekdays but we made an exception on my birthday.

Back

insert comma