Cohesive Follow-up

What makes a complete sentence?

• Subject, verb, object
• Noun, place, why
• Person, what, where
• Subject, verb, adjective

Conjuctions are a type of cohesive device. This means they stick two ideas together.

• True
• False

Conjunctions join what three things:

• words, phrases, or clauses
• nouns, pronouns, and verbs
• adjectives, nouns, and punctuation

Which word in this sentence is misplaced? "We went to and the park, he played a long time."

• We
• he
• and
• the

Co-ordinating sentences means that both ideas are complete sentences

• True
• False

What do we use to remember coordinating conjunctions?

• FANBOYS
• FANBOIS
• FANBOYZ
• FINBOYS

If you use the words for, and, nor, but, or, yet or so as a CONJUNCTION, you don't have to put two subjects.

• True
• False

If you are using co-ordinating conjuctions (FANBOYS), both halves of the sentence must follow subject, verb, object

• True
• False

This means that if you look at both halves of the whole sentence, both ideas are complete thoughts/they make sense.

• True
• False

Is this sentence correct? "I did the dishes, so you didn't have to."

• True
• False