22. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. Before Margaret goes outdoors, she puts on a large-brimmed hat.

before Before Margaret goes outdoors

she she puts on a large-brimmed hat.

23. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. As long as she applies sunscreen, Margaret can play outside.

as long as as long as she applies sunscreen

as long as as long as Margaret can play outside

Margaret can play Margaret can play outside

24. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. Though she applied sunscreen in the morning, she reapplied the lotion after swimming.

Though Though she applied sunscreen in the morning

Though she reapplied the lotion after swimming

She she reapplied the lotion after swimming

25. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. The sun rays are the most intense when the sun is directly overhead.

when when the sun is directly overhead

sun rays sun rays are the most intense

when the sun rays are the most intense.

26. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. She puts on mosquito repellent after the sun goes down.

after after she puts on mosquito repellent

she she puts on mosquito repellent

27. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. So that mosquitos don't bite her legs, Margaret wears long pants.

so that so that mosquitos don't bite her legs

Margaret Margaret wears long pants

so that Margaret wears long pants.

so so that mosquitos don't bite her legs

28. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. If mosquitoes begin to bite, she goes inside the house.

If If she goes inside the house

29. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. Margaret and her family will eat dinner on the patio as long as the citronella candles are lit.

as long as as long as the citronella candles are lit

Margaret Margaret and her family will eat dinner

as as long as the citronella candles are lit

30. Identify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence. Since citronella keep mosquitoes away, the family can enjoy the sunset and a delicious meal.

Since Since citronella candles keep mosquitoes away

Since citronella Since citronella candles keep mosquitoes away

the family the family can enjoy

conjunctions

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

1. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The east and west windows were open during the rain.

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phrases

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2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

2. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Water collected on the floor and on the dresser

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clauses

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

3. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The framed pictures on the dresser got wet, but Elliot was able to dry them off with a large towel.

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phrases

clauses

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

4. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The rainwater also soaked some papers and books sitting on the dresser.

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phrases

clauses

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

5. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The rain splashed on the sill, but it didn't ruin it's finish.

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6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

6. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Elliot tried several remedies, but he finally decided to call a professional.

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clauses

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

7. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Now Elliot always closes the window when it rains, so he's sure it won't happen again.

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phrases

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conjunctions

38 questions

1. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The east and west windows were open during the rain.

2. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Water collected on the floor and on the dresser

3. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The framed pictures on the dresser got wet, but Elliot was able to dry them off with a large towel.

4. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The rainwater also soaked some papers and books sitting on the dresser.

5. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The rain splashed on the sill, but it didn't ruin it's finish.

6. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Elliot tried several remedies, but he finally decided to call a professional.

7. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Now Elliot always closes the window when it rains, so he's sure it won't happen again.

8. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Either breakfast or lunch is included in the tour.

9. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Neither the oatmeal nor the eggs looked appetizing.

10. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Erin can't decide whether blueberry muffins or croissants taste better.

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conjunctions

38 questions

1. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesThe east and west windows were open during the rain.

2. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesWater collected on the floor and on the dresser

3. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesThe framed pictures on the dresser got wet, but Elliot was able to dry them off with a large towel.

4. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesThe rainwater also soaked some papers and books sitting on the dresser.

5. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesThe rain splashed on the sill, but it didn't ruin it's finish.

6. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesElliot tried several remedies, but he finally decided to call a professional.

7. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clausesNow Elliot always closes the window when it rains, so he's sure it won't happen again.

8. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.Either breakfast or lunch is included in the tour.

9. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.Neither the oatmeal nor the eggs looked appetizing.

10. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.Erin can't decide whether blueberry muffins or croissants taste better.

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1. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The east and west windows were open during the rain.

2. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Water collected on the floor and on the dresser

3. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The framed pictures on the dresser got wet, but Elliot was able to dry them off with a large towel.

4. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The rainwater also soaked some papers and books sitting on the dresser.

5. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The rain splashed on the sill, but it didn't ruin it's finish.

6. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Elliot tried several remedies, but he finally decided to call a professional.

7. Identify the coordinatiing conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
Now Elliot always closes the window when it rains, so he's sure it won't happen again.

8. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Either breakfast or lunch is included in the tour.

9. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Neither the oatmeal nor the eggs looked appetizing.

10. Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Erin can't decide whether blueberry muffins or croissants taste better.