Conjunctions

Multiple Choice

What's the function of conjunctions?

• Show position, direction, time and relationship

• Link words and clauses in sentences

• Replace nouns

​Example:
The pelican ate a fish and flew away.
Do you want tea or coffee?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are coordinating conjunctions?

(Multiple answers)

• because

• but

• or

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

Identify the conjunction in the below sentence.

My mum doesn't like avocado at all so she buys apples instead.

• avocado

• at

• all

• so

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Susan likes to read books ​

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write stories in her free time.

Jake wanted to go swimming

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the pool was closed for maintenance.

I forgot my PE kit ​

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I had to go back home to get it.

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She didn’t bring her umbrella ​
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a raincoat so she was soaking wet.

We can go to the beach, ​
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we can go to the pool.

She stayed home, ​
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the weather was too cold to go outside.

2. Subordinating conjunction

• links words and shows a relationship

• At the beginning or in the middle

Examples:
Although Tom is hungry, he didn't eat anything.
Tom didn't eat anything although he is hungry.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are subordinating conjunctions?

(Multiple answers)

• because

• so

• When

• but

• since

Multiple Choice

Identify the conjunction in the below sentence.

While Tim was training for football, his sister was training for a dance competition.

• While

• training

• football

• his

Multiple Choice

Identify the conjunction in the below sentence.

We are not playing any games until you finish your revision.

• playing

• until

• you

• finish

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Hear what he has to say first ​

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you judge.

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you are interested in bikes, come and look at my new bike.

You can't use this computer ​

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you work here.

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Jenny like chips more, she bought some sweets for her sister.

We like to have sandwiches​

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we go on a picnic.

3. Correlative Conjunctions
pairs of conjunctions that join words

Examples

• Neither the baseball nor the football team has practice today.

• Both the football and the track team enjoyed a winning season.

Multiple Choice

Identify the correlative conjunctions.

Carol has not yet decided whether to wear her costume from last year or

buy a new one.

• has/not

• to/wear

• whether/or

• from/to

Multiple Choice

Identify the correlative conjunctions.

I'd rather have ketchup than mustard on my hot dog.

• I/want

• rather/ than

• ketchup/mustard

• on/my

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blanks with a pair of correlative conjunctions.

Shawn would definitely fail the test. He has ... paid attention in class ... did any revision.

• either ... or

• both ... and

• neither ... nor

• not only ... but also

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They are ​

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tired ​

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hungry after all the hard work.

I am not sure ​

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Mum wants to eat before the movie ​

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after the movie.

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Ella wanted to go hiking​

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it was rainy. She decided to stay home ​

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she didn’t want to get her shoes muddy. ​

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she waited for the rain to stop, she made a list of indoor activities . She could ​

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read a book or watch a movie. ​

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she felt disappointed, she enjoyed her cozy day at home.

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Summary

• Coordinating Conjunction

• Subordinating Conjunction

• Correlative Conjunctions

links two equal parts of a sentence

links clauses and shows relationships

paired linking words

• links two equal parts of a sentence

• links clauses and shows relationships

• paired linking words

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Options (8)

for

and

but

so

until

after

where

if

Summary

Coordinating Conjunctions

Subordinating Conjunctions