1-30-23 WEEK 3

Monday

Conjunctions

What are conjunctions?

Conjunctions join words, phrases, or clauses together.​

Conjunctions

Coordinating Conjunctions

Coordinating conjunctions join words or clauses, especially with a comma between two sentences.

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Memorize them with the acronym FANBOYS:

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

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Conjunctions

Coordinating Conjunctions

You need TWO complete sentences in order to use a fanboy.

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Memorize them with the acronym FANBOYS:

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

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Multiple Choice

What punctuation mark do you place BEFORE a coordinating conjunction?

• period

• semi-colon

• colon

• comma

Dropdown

Complete sentences are also called​

Select answer

Multiple Choice

What is the acronym for coordinating conjunctions to help us remember our conjunctions?

• FANBOYS

• FANGIRLS

• AWWUBIS

• FANTOM

Multiple Choice

What words are the coordinating conjunctions?

• for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

• for, no, yes, sometimes, maybe

• from, to, between, beside

• forgot, and, now, I, don't, know

Multiple Choice

What is the coordinating conjunction in this sentence?

Will you be taking the bus or will you ride your bike?

• will

• bus

• or

• bike

Multiple Choice

Identify the coordinating conjuction in the following sentence:

He lifted the vase carefully, for it belonged to his grandmother.

• Identify

• lifted

• He

• for

Multiple Choice

Which word is NOT a conjunction?

• for

• the

• and

• so

Multiple Choice

Insert the right coordinating

conjunction into each blank:

He tried, ________ he didn’t make it on

time.

• but

• so

• for

• or

Multiple Choice

Insert the right coordinating conjunction into each blank:

The dog was whining, ________ I let her

outside.

• so

• and

• yet

• or

Multiple Choice

Insert the right coordinating conjunction into each blank:

We put in extra effort, ________ it paid off!

• for

• so

• and

• yet

Prepositions

What are prepositions?

Prepositions are words that show time, space, or location.

Open Ended

Here's a list of prepositions.

By, before, after, to, from, with, under,

over, above, below, through, between,

inside, outside, in, out, of

What do you notice about them?

Prepositions

show a relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence.

A preposition shows where a noun or pronoun is in:

• time

• space

• direction

• similarity

Multiple Choice

A preposition shows where a noun or pronoun is in...

• time, space, direction, similarity

• time, shape, area, order

• order, height, size, space

For example...

• (time) Let’s get an ice cream cone after dinner.

• (space) I left my glasses beside the TV.

• (direction) Will you move the bed toward the window?

• (similarity) The cloud looks like a frog.

Multiple Choice

I had a game after practice.

The preposition after tells where the game is in...

• time.

• space.

• direction.

• similarity.

Multiple Choice

The boy ran fast in the gym.

Which word is a preposition?

• boy

• ran

• fast

• in

Multiple Choice

I will be sick after dinner.

Which word is a preposition?

• will

• be

• sick

• after

Multiple Choice

I was sick because of the food.

• I

• was

• because of

• food

All of these words

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By, before, after, to, from, with, under,

over, above, below, through, between,

inside, outside, in, out, of​

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Show space or location ​

​Prepositions

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On Mondays, we also work on how to correct our writing.

On Mondays, you'll read the following sentences and correct them using the MUG principals.

preparing our dinner the smell of chicken made Ben hungry

correct on your own paper

Thaddeus a brilliant student will probably get a higher grade then i will Toby remarked.

correct on your own paper