Understanding Conjunctions and Their Usage

The video tutorial introduces conjunctions, focusing on 'since', 'although', and 'because'. It explains how each conjunction is used in sentences, providing examples to illustrate their usage. The lesson aims to help students fill in blanks with the correct conjunctions. The teacher concludes with a task for students to practice using these conjunctions.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Conjunctions

• Adjectives

• Verbs

• Nouns

Which conjunction is used to show cause and effect?

• Because

• And

• Since

• Although

Complete the sentence: '_____ Ali was busy, he did not go out to play.'

• And

• Since

• Because

• Although

What is the effect in the sentence: 'Since it's hot today, let's turn on the air conditioner'?

• Let's turn on the air conditioner

• Let's go outside

• It's hot today

• It's raining today

Which conjunction is used to show contrast between ideas?

• Since

• And

• Because

• Although

Complete the sentence: '_____ my grandfather is old, he is very strong.'

• Since

• Because

• And

• Although

What is the contrast in the sentence: 'Although Anna ran very fast, she lost the race'?

• Anna did not participate

• Anna ran very fast but lost

• Anna won the race

• Anna ran slowly

Which conjunction is used to explain the reason why something happened?

• Since

• And

• Because

• Although

Complete the sentence: 'He was late to school _____ he missed the bus.'

• Since

• And

• Because

• Although

What is the reason in the sentence: 'Miss Harness was angry because everyone did not finish their homework'?

• Miss Harness was late

• Everyone did not finish their homework

• Everyone finished their homework

• Miss Harness was happy