FANBOYS, SWABI, THAMO

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Do coordinating conjunctions join two complete thoughts into one sentence?

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TRUE

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FANBOYS is an acronym that helps us to remember the coordinating conjunctions. FANBOYS stands for.....

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for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

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Coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) are placed between the two thoughts and are preceded by a comma.

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TRUE

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Which sentence is punctuated correctly according to the rules of using coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS)?
Options:
1. This summer, Spiderman will be traveling to multiple countries so, he needs to save a bit of money.
2. This summer, Spiderman will be traveling to multiple countries, so he needs to save a bit of money.
3. This summer, Spiderman will be traveling to multiple countries so he needs to save a bit of money.
4. This summer, Spiderman will be traveling to multiple countries, so, he needs to save a bit of money.

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This summer, Spiderman will be traveling to multiple countries, so he needs to save a bit of money.

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What is the coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) in the sentence: Tristan didn't make the mess in the kitchen, yet he decided to help clean it up, anyways?

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yet

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What is the coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) in the sentence: "Sally was not ready to take her test today, for she never took the time to study her review materials."?

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for

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What is the coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) in the sentence: "Tracey completed her homework last night, but her dog decided to eat it."?

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but

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SWABI is an acronym that helps us to remember the most common subordinating conjunctions. SWABI stands for.....

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since, when, after, because, if

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What is the subordinating conjunction (SWABI) in the sentence: "Captain America will head home after he visits Thor for dinner."?

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after

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What is the subordinating conjunction (SWABI) in the sentence: "Since our passports didn't arrive in time, we had to reschedule our trip to Mexico."?

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since