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Connectors

Subordinating, coordinating conjunctions and conjunctive adverbs.

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Conjunctive adverbs

Conjunctive adverbs put two independent clauses or sentences together and make a new sentence


It can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of a single independent clause.


:however,

,however

.However,

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Subordinating conjunctions

 A subordinating conjunction (because, although. until, if, when, while, before, after) is used to join an independent clause and a dependent clause. They can come at the beginning of a sentence or in the middle when they begin another clause.

 


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Comma



 When you begin the sentence with the subordinating conjunction and the dependent clause, use a comma after the dependent clause 


 Although I wrote for ten hours, I didn't finish my composition.






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NO COMMA !

When you use the subordinating conjunction in the middle of the sentence and the dependent clause at the end, don't use a comma after the first (independent) clause.


 I didn't finish my composition although I wrote for ten hours.

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Coordinating conjunction

 These conjunctions can be used to join two independent clauses, so they come in the middle of a sentence rather than the beginning.


Use a comma before a coordinating conjunction when it is being used to join two independent clauses.


I was tired, so I went to bed.


The coordinating conjunctions and and or can be used to join two nouns, verbs, adjectives, or adverbsIn these cases, don't use a comma before the conjunction.

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Multiple Choice

I wrote for ten hours ---------I didn't finish my composition.

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;but

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,but

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.But,

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Multiple Choice

Jared is a millionaire __________________ his brother Jeremy is always flat broke.

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;In contrast,

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.Accordingly,

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,again ,

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:Likewise,

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Multiple Choice

He felt he couldn’t tell the truth about what happened; ___________________, he lied.

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In contrast

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Likewise

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Undoubtedly

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Instead

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Multiple Choice

She is a very smart girl ­­­­­­­­­­­­__________________ it’s not at all surprising that she gets such good grades.

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,again,

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;Besides,

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,Contrarily,

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;therefore,

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Conjunctive adverbs

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Subordinating conjunction

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Multiple Choice

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What coordinating conjunctions would you use?

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and, but, and, or, yet

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and, so, but, and, yet

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or, and,and,or,so

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Subordinating Conjunctions (TO READ)

This research examined the practices of summer sites serving migrant students. Our results indicate that there is great variance among the sites. _________ guidance and training originate from the central office at the Department of Education and Learning, the leaders of each site decide what to do with this information. Some sites that are in close proximity act cooperatively, ________ by sharing resources or by coordinating activities. Other sites draw mainly from internal resources _________ looking for help from the immediate community. ________ there are resources available at the federal level, few respondents seemed aware of them.

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Multiple Choice

This research examined the practices of summer sites serving migrant students. Our results indicate that there is great variance among the sites. ________ guidance and training originate from the central office at the Department of Education and Learning, the leaders of each site decide what to do with this information.

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Even if

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Although

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If only

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Unless

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Multiple Choice

Some sites that are in close proximity act cooperatively, _______ by sharing resources or by coordinating activities.

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before

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even though

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whether

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rather than

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Connectors

Subordinating, coordinating conjunctions and conjunctive adverbs.

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