Grammar Lesson Conjunctions. Definition A CONJUNCTION is a word that joins words or groups of words. The following common conjunctions are known as coordinating.

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Grammar Lesson Conjunctions

Definition A CONJUNCTION is a word that joins words or groups of words. The following common conjunctions are known as coordinating conjunctions. orfor not and but yet so

Coordinating Conjunctions The cat is black. The cat is fat. The cat is black and the cat is fat.

Life without Conjunctions I would love to go out to eat with you. I would love to go out to eat with Krista. I would love to go to the movies with you. I would love to go to the movies with Krista. My mom says I can’t. My mom says I might have to do my homework. My mom says I might have to clean up my room. The reason is this: I broke my curfew last weekend.

Life with Conjunctions I would love to go out to eat and to the movies with you and Krista, but my mom says I have to either do my homework or clean up my room because I broke my curfew last weekend.

Correlative Conjunctions A CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTION combines with other words to form a conjunction. They always travel in pairs. not...but both…and not only…but also either...or neither…nor whether…or as…as

Practice Identify the conjunctions in each sentence. 1. I was certain I would go to the dance, but I lost my ID. 3. Either Mom or Dad will pick you up from school today. 4. I washed my car yesterday so I know it will rain today. 5. Whether you win this race or lose, it doesn’t matter as long as you do your best. 2. It was my lucky day—I found a twenty dollar bill and aced my test.

Testing Your Knowledge What is a conjunction? a word that joins words or groups of words What is a coordinating conjunction? the common conjunctions: FANBOYS What is a correlative conjunction? a conjunction that combines with other words