CONJUNCTIONS 𓍼ོ

Question 1

Words that are used to connect words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence.

Answer 1

CONJUNCTIONS

Question 2

Three main types of conjunction:

Answer 2

ᝰ.ᐟ COORDINATING
ᝰ.ᐟ SUBORDINATING
ᝰ.ᐟ CORRELATING

Question 3

Type of conjunction that joins two independent clauses.

This is where the conjunction “FANBOYS” are used.

Answer 3

COORDINATING

F (for)
A (and)
N (nor)
B (but)
O (or)
Y (yet)
S (so)

Question 4

Type of conjunction that joins an independent clause and a dependent clause.

Answer 4

SUBORDINATING

e.g.: because, although, however, even so

Question 5

Conjunctions that are pairs of words that work together to link two equal elements in a sentence.

Answer 5

CORRELATIVE

e.g.:
either/or
neither/nor
both/and
not only/but also
whether/or
as/as

(basta pag dalawa yung conjunction sa sentence, automatic correlative)

Question 6

Identify the conjunction in the sentence and its type:

“I was ill so I didn’t go to work.”

Answer 6

conjunction: so
type: coordinating

Question 7

Identify the conjunction in the sentence and its type:

“You should listen to him or suffer the consequences.”

Answer 7

conjunction: or
type: coordinating

Question 8

Identify the conjunction in the sentence and its type:

“Although, it was still a fun experience.”

Answer 8

conjunction: although
type: subordinating

Question 9

Identify the conjunction in the sentence and its type:

“Let’s either write it down or print it.”

Answer 9

conjunction: either, or
type: correlative

Question 10

Identify the conjunction in the sentence and its type:

“Not only did he break her heart but also ruined the event.”

Answer 10

conjunction: not only, but also
type: correlative