Conjunctions

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'Sharon loves roller coasters, yet fears heights.'

Back

Yet.

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'Donald ate all his dinner, so he was able to have dessert.'

Back

So

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'Racoons must push lids off of garbage cans, or they will go hungry.'

Back

Or

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'Darren loves to play football, but he doesn't like to be the running back.'

Back

But

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'May loves to cook, for she has a special talent for it.'

Back

For

Front

Identify the conjunction: 'David has to wake up early, so he can climb the mountain.'

Back

So

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'Sophi ate a lot, yet she is still hungry.'

Back

Yet

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'The man is fast, but the woman is faster.'

Back

But

Front

Identify the conjunction in: 'Derek went to the mall, so he could shop.'

Back

So

Front

Comma usage before conjunction: I want to be an interpreter so I went to graduate school.

Back

Correct: Comma.