Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions

Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions

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1.Jenna is from Boston. Larry is from Boston.

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2.Oranges have vitamin C. Strawberries have vitamin C.

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3Jason runs every day. Jason lifts weights every day.

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4.Kathy bought a bag of potatoes. Kathy bought a loaf of bread.

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1.Sandy is small. Sandy is strong.

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2.She talks quickly. She talks clearly.

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3.The day was cold. The day was clear.

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4.My dogs are big. My dogs are gentle.

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1.Joyce likes Italian dressing. Joyce likes Thousand Island dressing.

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2.Zach will bring a cake. Rina will bring a cake.

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3.Steven swims every day. Steven runs 3 miles every day.

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4.We're going to have pizza. We're going to have hamburgers.

Multiple Choice

It stopped raining so we can go outside.

• Correct

• Incorrect

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2.My grandfather loves his work, so he does not want to retire.

• Correct

• Incorrect

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3Japan does not have oil, so imports oil from other countries.

• Correct

• Incorrect

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4.Karen loves plants, so she is studying plant biology.

• Correct

• Incorrect

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1.We didn't have class. / The teacher was absent.

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2.I'm not hungry. / I don't want to eat.

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3Bob and Sheila have a new baby. / They're always tired.

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1.I will have time. I will go jogging.

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2.I will study hard. I will get good grades.

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3.I will get a part-time job. I will need money.

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First event: I'm tired.

Second event: I go to bed early.(When)

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First event: I finish dinner.

Second event: I will wash the dishes.

(after)

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First event: We turn off the lights.

Second event: We go to bed.

(before) .