Understanding Conjunctions and Sentence Structure

The video tutorial covers the concept of iSpace sentence openers, which include In words, Similes, Prepositions, Adverbials, Conjunctions, and ED words. Each type of opener is explained with examples, highlighting their use in enhancing sentence structure and variety. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of these openers in writing and encourages students to incorporate them into their work.

What is the primary purpose of iSpace sentence openers?

• To reduce the number of sentences

• To enhance sentence beginnings

• To make sentences longer

• To confuse the reader

Which suffix is commonly found in 'I' words?

• ed

• ly

• ing

• es

What is an example of an 'I' word?

• Quickly

• Running

• Beneath

• Despite

Similes often start with which words?

• Because

• And

• But

• Like or as

Which of the following is a simile?

• Running fast

• Despite the odds

• As brave as a lion

• Beneath the surface

What do prepositions indicate?

• Time

• Action

• Emotion

• Position

Which word is a preposition?

• Beneath

• Quickly

• Despite

• Running

What is an example of an adverbial opener?

• Last night

• Despite the odds

• Running fast

• Beneath the surface

What punctuation follows an adverbial opener?

• Period

• Colon

• Comma

• Semicolon

Which word is a conjunction?

• Quickly

• Beneath

• Running

• Despite