Conjunctions HELP MOVE STUDENTS FROM SIMPLE SENTENCES TO COMPLETE THOUGHTS.

1. Conjunctions HELP MOVE STUDENTS FROM SIMPLE SENTENCES TO COMPLETE THOUGHTS.

2. Coordinating conjunctions for and nor but or Yet so FANBOYS

3. and • but • for • nor • or • so • yet is to introduce the reason for the preceding clause FOR shows that the second idea is the result of the first AND joins two similar ideas together used in the correlative pair, neither-nor NOR joins two contrasting ideas together BUT joins two alternative ideas OR is very similar to 'but' as it also joins two contrasting ideas together YET SO

4. and but for nor or so yet Yet again the three bravest penguins jumped in for fish and shrimp, none their friends were willing to join them so they hungrily waited ashore feeling famished but safe. ___ again the three bravest penguins jumped in ___fish ___ shrimp, none their friends were willing to join them ___ they hungrily waited ashore feeling famished ___ safe. Sentence Challenger: Write about the image above using all of your coordinating conjunctions words.

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6. SUBORDINATING conjunctions Write a sentence using each of the words below? You can combine words into a sentence because as since so although even though though whereas while after

7. Write the correct subordinating conjunction in the boxes below that match the definition. even though whereas so while after since because though although as - are used to introduce the cause in a cause effect relationship between two ideas- introduces an effect in a cause effect relationship between two ideas- are used to express contrast between ideas- is used to show time BECAUSE AS SINCE SO ALTHOUGH EVEN THOUGH THOUGH WHEREAS WHILE AFTER

8. because • as • since • so • although • even though • though • whereas • while • after Even though Veronica is Peter’s friend since childhood she sometimes thinks he can be as sloppy as a pig –although much cuter- because of the way he eats while dining though strangely not after playing outside together so sometimes she waits until after their friends leave whereas he doesn’t care if he looks messy _____Veronica is Peter’s friend ___ childhood she sometimes thinks he can be as sloppy as a pig –____ much cuter- ____ of the way he eats ___ dining ___strangely not ___ playing outside together __ sometimes she waits until ___their friends leave ____ he doesn’t care if he looks messy Sentence Challenger: Write about the photo using the subordinating conjunctions. How many can you fit in one sentence?

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10. and but but not for nor or so yet because as since although even though though whereas while after however moreover furthermore beside nevertheless consequently as a result Choose 24 words BELL RINGER Game BEGINS IN 10 MINUTES 5 x 5 With heading on top

11. YOU NEED ONE VERTICAL OR ONE HORIZONTAL LINE TO WIN V E R T I C A L HORIZONTAL FOR AFTER BUT NOT OR BUT ALTHOUGH CONSEQUENTLTY BESIDE YET NEVERTHELESS NOR SO SINCE AS A RESULT BECAUSE THOUGH MOREOVER AS FURTHERMORE AND WHEREAS EVEN THOUGH SO HOWEVER

12. Coordinating conjunctions because as since so although even though though whereas while after and but for nor or so yet SUBORDINATING conjunctions

13. CORRELATIVE conjunctions They always travel in pairs, joining various sentence elements that should be treated as grammatically equal. Write a sentence using each of the words below? both . . . and not only . . . but also not . . . but either . . . or neither . . . nor whether . . . or as . . . as

14. conjunctiVE ADVERBS Used to create complex relationships between ideas. Write the definition and a sentence for each of the words below? Must include a semicolon and comma where appropriate 1. …. ; however, (no matter what, situation unchanged) 2. …. ; moreover, (used to add a further piece of information3. furthermore that supports a previous statement) 4. beside 5. nevertheless (in spite of, despite of) 6. consequently (as a result or in view of something) 7. as a result (to come about as a consequence)