Conjunctions

Question 1

Conjunctions • Meaning

Answer 1

Conjunctions are words that are used to join together sentences, ideas, phrases or clauses. They are usually small words.

Question 2

Conjunction • Examples

Answer 2

And
If
But
Or
For

Question 3

Conjunction • Both Kinds

Answer 3

1- Coordinating conjunctions

2- Subordinating conjunctions

Question 4

Coordinating Conjunctions • Meaning

Answer 4

Coordinating conjunctions link items that have equal status/importance dramatically.

Question 5

Coordinating Conjunctions • Examples 

Answer 5

Or
But
And

Apple pie OR jelly
Their parents arrived, AND they called room service.
I thought it would snow, BUT it didn’t.

Question 6

Coordinating Conjunctions : Ways to teach

Answer 6

Giving students a simple sentence like, I want to eat (option 1) OR (option 2). Then give them alternatives to add instead of words like “or” use “and”.

Question 7

Subordinating Conjunctions • Meaning

Answer 7

Do items which do not have the same level of grammatical importance. Usually falls of the consequences. Most of the time are facts.

Question 8

Subordinating Conjunctions • Examples

Answer 8

1-
Before
Since
Till
Unless
Whereas 
Whether 

2-

Businesses fail BECAUSE they can’t pay their bills.
I passed the test ALTHOUGH I didn’t study.

Question 9

Subordinating Conjunctions • Ways to teach

Answer 9

Asking a student why something happens to help them form a reply.