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1 Written by Gary MartinGary Martin Illustrated by Phillip MartinPhillip Martin

2 A conjunction is a word that links words or groups of words together. There are three types of Conjunctions: Coordinate Correlative Subordinate

3 Coordinating conjunctions are words that join words, phrases, and independent clauses together in one sentence. Examples are: and, but, or nor, for, yet and so.

4 Correlative conjunctions are words that work in pairs. For example: either - or, both - and neither - nor not only - but also

5 A subordinate conjunction connects a dependant clause to the main clause. For example: after, although, as, as if, because, before, since, if, that, though, until, when and while.

6 Can you find the conjunctions in the following sentences and determine if they are coordinating, correlative, or subordinating?

7 Julie ran to the park and watched her best friend perform acrobatic feats.

8 The coordinating conjunction and joins together the two actions that Julie did.

9 Sally said, “I like neither pizza nor hamburgers, but I do enjoy frog legs and chocolate covered crickets.” Neither and nor are teamed together to form a correlative conjunction. The coordinating conjunction and connects the two nouns that most of us would not eat.

10 Sean said, “Although I like cookies I like cookies dipped in milk a whole lot better.”

11 Sean said, “Although I like cookies, I like cookies dipped in milk a whole lot better.” Although I like cookies is a subordinate clause. The word although is the subordinate conjunction that connects it to the rest of the sentence.

12 Mary ran to the school bus with a big, shiny, red apple, because she refused to give it to her teacher. She ate it on the way home.

13 The subordinate clause begins with the word because, a conjunction.

14 Mary ran to the school bus with a big, shiny, red apple, because she refused to give it to her teacher. She ate it on the way home. The End

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