Conjunctions FANBOYS Thamo Swabi

Identify the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.

Simone Biles needs to set a timer, or her pie will burn in the oven again.

• therefore

• or

• meanwhile

• but

If our team wins tomorrow, Harriet Tubman will throw us a party, and we will drench our coach in Gatorade.

• therefore

• or

• meanwhile

• and

Identify the subordinating conjunction ("SWABI") in the sentence. Since Pops Johnson wasn't at orientation, he still hasn't met his classmates.

• since

• however

• and

• if

Identify the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.

Guillermo Cano reeled in the huge, flopping fish, and I got my net ready in case it tried to escape.

• therefore

• or

• meanwhile

• and

Identify the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.

Kelly Wirtz thought she saw a baby dragon, but then she realized it was just a large lizard.

• therefore

• or

• but

• and

Identify the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.

Either Ava DuVernay will walk the dog this afternoon, or I will have to do it later tonight.

• therefore

• or

• but

• and

Identify the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.

Laurie Hernandez has a clarinet lesson this afternoon, so she can't come to the park with us.

• therefore

• so

• but

• and

Identify the conjunctive adverb ("THAMO") in the sentence.

• therefore

• or

• meanwhile

• but

Identify the conjunctive adverb ("THAMO") in the sentence.

Harvey Milk decided to spend the day at the museum; meanwhile, I went on a walking tour of the city.

• therefore

• or

• meanwhile

• but

Identify the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.

After the barbecue, I stayed to clean the tables, but Gabby Douglas rushed home to her pet iguana.

• therefore

• or

• meanwhile

• but