Conjunctions and Interjections Overview

The video tutorial covers two parts of speech: conjunctions and interjections. It explains that conjunctions connect words or groups of words, focusing on coordinating conjunctions remembered by the mnemonic FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so). Examples are provided to illustrate their use. Interjections are defined as words or phrases expressing emotion, with examples like 'wow' and 'oh no'. The tutorial emphasizes recognizing these parts of speech in sentences.

What are the two parts of speech discussed in this lesson?

• Pronouns and Prepositions

• Conjunctions and Interjections

• Adjectives and Adverbs

• Nouns and Verbs

What is the primary function of a conjunction?

• To connect words or groups of words

• To modify verbs

• To describe nouns

• To express emotions

Which of the following is a coordinating conjunction?

• Although

• Yet

• Since

• Because

What mnemonic is used to remember coordinating conjunctions?

• FANBOYS

• PEMDAS

• ROYGBIV

• HOMES

What is the purpose of using FANBOYS in learning conjunctions?

• To list adjectives

• To recall coordinating conjunctions

• To identify nouns

• To remember types of verbs

In the sentence 'I do not like sparkly vampires nor sparkly rabbits,' which word is the conjunction?

• Nor

• Like

• Vampires

• Sparkly

Which sentence correctly uses a coordinating conjunction?

• Since he is tired, he will rest.

• Although she is tired, she will continue.

• He is tired, because he worked late.

• She is tired, but she will continue.

Which of the following is not a coordinating conjunction?

• And

• Yet

• For

• Because

What is an interjection primarily used for?

• To connect sentences

• To express emotions

• To describe actions

• To modify nouns

Which of the following is an interjection?

• Because

• Quickly

• Wow

• Under