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The document defines and provides examples of coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions. Coordinating conjunctions join independent clauses, subordinating conjunctions join an independent clause to a dependent clause, and correlative conjunctions link words or groups of words of equal importance within a sentence. The document is followed by a quiz identifying the different types of conjunctions in sample sentences.

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Using Different Types of Conjunctions Quiz 1

The document defines and provides examples of coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions. Coordinating conjunctions join independent clauses, subordinating conjunctions join an independent clause to a dependent clause, and correlative conjunctions link words or groups of words of equal importance within a sentence. The document is followed by a quiz identifying the different types of conjunctions in sample sentences.

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Conjunctions

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LO: To identify coordinating, subordinating and correlative conjunctions.
Coordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating conjunctions join independent clauses and sentences.

for
and
nor
but
or
yet
so

My cat loves having his tummy tickled but hates getting his claws trimmed.
Subordinating Conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions join independent, complete clauses to a dependent clause.
The clause that follows a subordinating conjunction is less important than the main clause.

although, as, before, once, though, until, whether, since,


because, even though, before, provided, after, whenever,
once, so that

Bella repainted her bedroom because she didn’t like pink anymore.
Correlative Conjunctions
Correlative conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions used in a sentence to join different words or
groups of words in a sentence together. Correlative conjunctions are generally used to link two
or more words of equal importance within the sentence itself.

neither/nor
just as/so
either/or
both/and
not only/but
whether/or

Sam enjoyed both the film and the popcorn.


Can you identify types of conjunctions?
Try this quiz!
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

They were late for the show because there was a traffic
jam.

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conjunction conjunction conjunction
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the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

We arrived at school and went into the classroom.

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conjunction conjunction conjunction
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the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I don’t like either fresh tomatoes or tomato ketchup.

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conjunction conjunction conjunction
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the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

Both the jumper and the shoes were too big for me.

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conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I will pick you up at 9pm although that is later than I


would like.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

She hates bananas but she loves banoffee pie.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I like to walk to school even though it would be quicker to


catch the bus.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I was not only wet but I was cold too.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
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the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I was ill yesterday so I didn’t go to school.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

We need to water the plant well so that it can grow.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I am going to go to the fancy dress party as either Batman


or Spiderman.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

I am never late, nor am I ever absent.

coordinating subordinating correlative


conjunction conjunction conjunction
Click the type of conjunction used in
the sentence below.
Correct answers are green.

You should keep trying even if you feel like giving up.

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