Conjunctions
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English
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6th Grade
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Multiple Choice
What's the function of conjunctions?
Show position, direction, time and relationship
Link words and clauses in sentences
Replace nouns
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Example:
The pelican ate a fish and flew away.
Do you want tea or coffee?
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are coordinating conjunctions?
(Multiple answers)
because
but
or
for
since
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Multiple Choice
Identify the conjunction in the below sentence.
My mum doesn't like avocado at all so she buys apples instead.
avocado
at
all
so
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Dropdown
Jake wanted to go swimming
I forgot my PE kit
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Dropdown
- She didn’t bring her umbrella
We can go to the beach,
She stayed home,
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2. Subordinating conjunction
links words and shows a relationship
At the beginning or in the middle
Examples:
Although Tom is hungry, he didn't eat anything.
Tom didn't eat anything although he is hungry.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are subordinating conjunctions?
(Multiple answers)
because
so
When
but
since
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Multiple Choice
Identify the conjunction in the below sentence.
While Tim was training for football, his sister was training for a dance competition.
While
training
football
his
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Multiple Choice
Identify the conjunction in the below sentence.
We are not playing any games until you finish your revision.
playing
until
you
finish
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Dropdown
You can't use this computer
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Dropdown
We like to have sandwiches
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pairs of conjunctions that join words
Examples
Neither the baseball nor the football team has practice today.
Both the football and the track team enjoyed a winning season.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the correlative conjunctions.
Carol has not yet decided whether to wear her costume from last year or
buy a new one.
has/not
to/wear
whether/or
from/to
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Multiple Choice
Identify the correlative conjunctions.
I'd rather have ketchup than mustard on my hot dog.
I/want
rather/ than
ketchup/mustard
on/my
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Multiple Choice
Fill in the blanks with a pair of correlative conjunctions.
Shawn would definitely fail the test. He has ... paid attention in class ... did any revision.
either ... or
both ... and
neither ... nor
not only ... but also
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Dropdown
I am not sure
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Dropdown
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Match
Summary
Coordinating Conjunction
Subordinating Conjunction
Correlative Conjunctions
links two equal parts of a sentence
links clauses and shows relationships
paired linking words
links two equal parts of a sentence
links clauses and shows relationships
paired linking words
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for
and
but
so
until
after
where
if
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