Fill in the blank | ||
#1 | George did not study, ____ he got a bad grade on the test. | so |
#2 | Amanda could take her test Monday, ____ she could take it Tuesday | or |
#3 | Carry did not do her math homework, ____ did she do her science homework. | nor |
#4 | Grace spent 3 hours on homework, ____ she still had more. | yet, but |
#5 | The stain on Patrick's shirt had gone away, ____ it had been washed. | for |
True or False | ||
#1 | A comma comes before a coordinating conjunction. | true |
#2 | Only the part in the sentence before the conjunction must be able to stand alone. | false |
#3 | FANBOYS stands for for, and, neither, but, or, yet, and so. | false |
#4 | This sentence is written correctly: Lia could either go to the movies or, she could go swimming. | false |
#5 | Coordinating conjunctions are words that are used to connect grammatically equal elements. | true |
Right or Wrong? | ||
#1 | Sophie bought a present, for her little sister. | wrong |
#2 | Sam baked cookies but, forgot to put in the baking soda. | wrong |
#3 | Susan could not print her report, for her printer was broken. | right |
#4 | He was tired, and he did not want to do any work. | right |
#5 | Carter thought that she heard a noise, but, it turned out to just be her dog. | wrong |
Find the Conjunction | ||
#1 |
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nor |
#2 |
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so |
#3 | You can study hard for this exam or you can fail. |
or |
#4 | Most of the visitors were happy just sitting around in the shade, for it had been a long, dusty journey on the train |
for |
#5 | Name all of the coordinating conjunctions |
FANBOYS |
#1 | ||
#2 | ||
#3 | ||
#4 | ||
#5 |
Final Question | |