1. Connectors 1

2. Use conjunctions to add ideas: and, as well, too, in addition (to)
Sally is enjoying a hot and beautiful day
on the beach.

3. Use conjunctions to add ideas: and, as well, too, in addition (to)
Dolphins are mammals. In addition to being
warm-blooded, dolphins also feed their babies
with milk. 

4. Use conjunctions to contrast ideas: but, however, nevertheless, yet
Linda is covered in paint, but she doesn’t mind.

5. Use conjunctions to express condition: if, as long as, unless
Ana can win the competition if she swims
a little faster.

6. Use conjunctions to express condition: if, as long as, unless
These kids will be good musicians unless they stop practicing.

7. Do you prefer bread or fruit a for snack?
Use conjunctions to introduce options: or, nor, either... or, neither... nor
Do you prefer bread or fruit a for snack?

8. You may add either red or yellow pepper to the recipe.
Use conjunctions to introduce options: or, nor, either... or, neither... nor
You may add either red or yellow pepper to the recipe.