Conjunction

Conjunction

Conjunctions

a word used to connect, separate, or establish a relationship between clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause

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When in doubt, remember FANBOYS!

F - For

A - And

N - Nor

B - But

O - Or

Y - Yet

S - So

Multiple Choice

5. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

Trae and Sarah were hungry, so they went to Burger King.

• Traw

• were

• hungry

• so

Multiple Choice

6. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

I like neither salad nor soup.

• like

• salad

• nor

• soup

Multiple Choice

7. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

I need the remote for TV and the cable box.

• I

• need

• and

• box

Multiple Choice

8. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

Jeff wants to make the team, but he doesn't have a ride to practice.

• wants

• team

• he

• but

Multiple Choice

9. Identify the CONJUNCTION in the sentence.

I really like the Camaro, yet the Charger has some really great features.

• yet

• great

• features

• charger

Now that we can identify conjunctions, let's try and apply them for a specific purpose.

Multiple Choice

Choose the conjunction to separate the two clauses.

I do like ham on pizza ____ I can't do pineapple.

• or

• and

• but

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the conjunction to show the cause and effect of the clauses.

I have to do a lot of homework tonight _____ I can't come to the game with you.

• or

• but

• and

• so

Multiple Choice

Choose the conjunction to show a choice or an alternative.

I can fix the car today, _____ work on the roof, but not both.

• or

• and

• but

• yet