1. CON – with; together with JUNGO – I join Are joining words
CONJUNCTIONS
CON – with; together with
JUNGO – I join
Are joining words

2. Types of Conjunctions
Co-ordinating: words that join two other words, phrases or sentences of equal value
For
And
Nor
But Or
Yet So

3. Types of Conjunctions
2. Subordinating: words that join a independent clause (principal) to a dependent clause (subordinate) After Although As Because Before If Once Since So that That Though Till Unless Until What When Whether While

4. Types of Conjunctions
3. Correlative: similar to subordinate conjunctions, but used as a pair Both…and Either…or Neither…nor Not only… but also Whether…or

5. Identify the Conjunction & the Type
He listened to the man’s story and reported it to the policeman on duty.
I haven’t seen my brother since he left for college.
Either your uncle or your aunt will pick you up from school today.
Neither Tom, Jane, Sue or Tim will be going on the trip.
I remember the old school book, for once it was mine.

6. Identify the Conjunction & the Type
Sarah did not feel well, but she went to class anyway.
Although the old man was hungry, he never said a word to anyone.
I think I heard that on television or radio, although I’m not sure.
Jessica went to see ‘Titanic 3D’ by herself since Michael didn’t like love stories.
Thomas & Cindy pull out the weeds in the garden every week, yet there are always more to pull out the next week.

7. Use A Conjunction to join the following
Louis liked reggae music. Sarah preferred classical music.
The horse galloped towards the barn. A rabbit ran out of the tall grass.
A new study found that we eat a lot of ice-cream in this county. There are many overweight people.
Mexico consumes more than 3x the number of eggs as we do. There is a chance of an egg shortage.
Carmen had bad breath. He ate garlic toast for lunch.
Hunter checked all his answers with a calculator. He was surprised when he failed the test.