Prepositions and Conjunctions

A conjunction is a word that links a word or sentence to another word or sentence.

Ex: I like to eat and play.

What is the conjunction?

​Conjunctions

An interjection is a word that shows excitement or a sudden feeling. It is followed by a comma or exclamation point. It always comes at the beginning of a sentence.

Ex: Phew! It sure is hot out there.

​What is the interjection.

​Interjections

Multiple Choice

Tell me the interjection in this sentence:

Wow! My brother can walk now!

• now

• Wow

• My

• walk

• brother

Prepositions link nouns or pronouns to another word in the sentence.

Ex: I was about to do the problem on the board, but I didn't know the answer.

​What is the preposition? Is there any other part of speech we've learned about in this sentence? What is it?

​Preposition

Multiple Choice

Tell me the preposition in this sentence:

Roman likes to put things into his mouth.

• Roman

• put

• things

• into

Poll

Which one was tougher for you?

• Interjection

• Conjunction

• Preposition