Conjunction "and"

Conjunction 'and'

Conjunctions are words that connect other words or groups of words.

Multiple Choice

My grandmother loves ice cream.

Who or what is the sentence about (subject)?

• my grandmother

• loves ice cream

Open Ended

My grandmother loves ice cream.

What does my grandmother do (predicate)?

Multiple Choice

My grandfather loves pie.

Who or what is the sentence about (subject)?

• my grandfather

• loves pie

Open Ended

My grandfather loves pie.

What is my grandfather doing (predicate)?

Multiple Choice

My grandmother loves ice cream, and my grandfather loves pie.

How many subjects are in this sentence now?

• one

• two

Multiple Choice

My grandmother loves ice cream, and my grandfather loves pie.

How many predicates are there in this sentence now?

• one

• two

Multiple Choice

My grandmother loves ice cream, and my grandfather loves pie.

What is the conjunction in the sentence?

• so

• but

• or

• and

Multiple Choice

My grandmother loves ice cream, and my grandfather loves pie.

What type of punctuation is used before the conjunction and?

• . (period)

• , (comma)

• ? (question mark)

• " " (quotation marks)

Open Ended

Combine the two sentences using the conjunction a comma and the conjunction and.

Alan sings wacky songs. Eli juggles apples.

Open Ended

Combine the two sentences using the conjunction a comma and the conjunction and.

Alan throws lots of parties. The neighbors always come.

Open Ended

Combine the two sentences using the conjunction a comma and the conjunction and.

Eli makes brownies. The neighbors enjoy them.