
9B LEP2 Conjunctions & To, Too, Two
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Jane Goble
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Coordinating Conjunction: connects two equal words, pharses, and clauses
There are seven coordinating conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or yet, and so. A useful strategy to remember them is to memorize the acronym FANBOYS.
Coordinating conjunctions have two purposes:
Join independent clauses: when using a corrdinating conjunction to join two independent clauses, you must insert a comma before the conjunction.
Example: I want to buy the new jacket, but it is too expensive.
Join words and pharases: coordinating conjunctions can connect two words. When just two words are connected using a coordinating conjunction, no comma is needed. When three or more words are listed, a comma should be placed before the coordinated conjunction.
Example: My favorite foods are burritos and hamburgers.
Example Alison wants to buy a dress, shoes, or movie tickets for her birthday.
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Open Ended
Use a conjunction to combine the independent clauses into one sentence.
Here is an example:
Katie went to the beach. She played in the water.
Katie went to the beach, and she played in the water.
Now you try this one:
John had an important test tomorrow. He played video games instead.
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Open Ended
Use a conjunction to combine the independent clauses into one sentence.
Christina's mom told her to clean her room. She cleaned her room.
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To: indicated a place, movement or location -- it goes before the verb (in its infinitive form)
Examples:
I am going to the moon.
She is going to scream.
Too: means also, in addition to, in excess, or in place of "very" or "extremely"
Example:
Shannon is talking too much.
Two: the number 2
Example:
There are two keys on the counter.
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Drag and Drop
Many students read
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Drag and Drop
This room is
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Drag and Drop
After I played basketball for
I was
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Open Ended
Create a sentence using "to".
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Open Ended
Create a sentence using "too".
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Open Ended
Create a sentence using "two".
Coordinating Conjunction: connects two equal words, pharses, and clauses
There are seven coordinating conjunctions: for, and, nor, but, or yet, and so. A useful strategy to remember them is to memorize the acronym FANBOYS.
Coordinating conjunctions have two purposes:
Join independent clauses: when using a corrdinating conjunction to join two independent clauses, you must insert a comma before the conjunction.
Example: I want to buy the new jacket, but it is too expensive.
Join words and pharases: coordinating conjunctions can connect two words. When just two words are connected using a coordinating conjunction, no comma is needed. When three or more words are listed, a comma should be placed before the coordinated conjunction.
Example: My favorite foods are burritos and hamburgers.
Example Alison wants to buy a dress, shoes, or movie tickets for her birthday.
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