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    Conjunctions Weekly Test

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    This document provides examples of sentences containing conjunctions and instructions for identifying the conjunctions as coordinating or subordinating. It also includes exercises for learners to practice filling in conjunctions in sentences and combining sentences using subordinating conjunctions. The goal is to help students learn to identify different types of conjunctions and practice using them to join words, phrases, and independent clauses.

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    Conjunctions Weekly Test

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    This document provides examples of sentences containing conjunctions and instructions for identifying the conjunctions as coordinating or subordinating. It also includes exercises for learners to practice filling in conjunctions in sentences and combining sentences using subordinating conjunctions. The goal is to help students learn to identify different types of conjunctions and practice using them to join words, phrases, and independent clauses.

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    This document provides examples of sentences containing conjunctions and instructions for identifying the conjunctions as coordinating or subordinating. It also includes exercises for learners to practice filling in conjunctions in sentences and combining sentences using subordinating conjunctions. The goal is to help students learn to identify different types of conjunctions and practice using them to join words, phrases, and independent clauses.

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    Directions: Identify the conjunction in

    each sentence. Then, tell whether each


    conjunction is coordinating or
    subordinating.
    1. I went to bed when the sun went down.
    2. Mom told me to finish my chores before I
    go outside.
    3. Janice will sing or dance at the talent
    show.
    4. I am not going to the movies unless Joey
    comes too.
    5. We went to the party, but we forgot to
    bring a gift.
    6. We can see more grass each day as the
    snow melts.
    7. Ken caught three fish and cooked them for
    dinner.
    8. Amy has a stomachache because she at
    too much ice cream.
    9. You will succeed if you work hard.
    10. I dont know whether she will come.
    Directions: Fill-in the following
    sentences with the correct coordinating
    and subordinating conjunctions.
    though
    for
    when
    but
    than
    or
    before
    after
    that
    unless
    Because
    11. ____ she is poor, she is honest.
    12. He must be asleep ____ there is no light
    in his room.
    13. ____ I liked him I tried to help him.
    14. I will call you ____ I arrive.
    15. I waited for hours ____ she didnt come.

    There was a violent storm last night.


    25. Jenna was supposed to join us for dinner.
    I asked the waitress for an extra menu.

    Directions: Identify the conjunction in


    each sentence. Then, tell whether each
    conjunction is coordinating or
    subordinating.
    1. I went to bed when the sun went down.
    2. Mom told me to finish my chores before I
    go outside.
    3. Janice will sing or dance at the talent
    show.
    4. I am not going to the movies unless Joey
    comes too.
    5. We went to the party, but we forgot to
    bring a gift.
    6. We can see more grass each day as the
    snow melts.
    7. Ken caught three fish and cooked them for
    dinner.
    8. Amy has a stomachache because she at
    too much ice cream.
    9. You will succeed if you work hard.
    10. I dont know whether she will come.
    Directions: Fill-in the following
    sentences with the correct coordinating
    and subordinating conjunctions.
    though
    for
    when
    but
    than
    or
    before
    after
    that
    unless
    Because

    16. James is taller ____ Harry.

    11. ____ she is poor, she is honest.

    17. Give me something to eat, ___ else I will


    die of hunger.

    12. He must be asleep ____ there is no light


    in his room.

    18. We can travel by land ____ water.

    13. ____ I liked him I tried to help him.

    19. Either you are mistaken ____ I am.

    14. I will call you ____ I arrive.

    20. The train had left b____ we reached the


    station.

    15. I waited for hours ____ she didnt come.

    21. I will go to Mexico a____ I have finished


    my work here.
    22. She was so weak ____ she could not walk.
    23. Unless you give me the money I will
    shoot you.
    Directions: Use a subordinating
    conjunction to combine each pair of
    sentence. Write your new sentence on
    the lines below each.
    24. A tree fell across the road.

    16. James is taller ____ Harry.


    17. Give me something to eat, ___ else I will
    die of hunger.
    18. We can travel by land ____ water.
    19. Either you are mistaken ____ I am.
    20. The train had left b____ we reached the
    station.
    21. I will go to Mexico a____ I have finished
    my work here.

    22. She was so weak ____ she could not walk.


    23. Unless you give me the money I will
    shoot you.
    Directions: Use a subordinating
    conjunction to combine each pair of
    sentence. Write your new sentence on
    the lines below each.

    24. A tree fell across the road.


    There was a violent storm last night.
    25. Jenna was supposed to join us for dinner.
    I asked the waitress for an extra menu.

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