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    Tasks:

    ◦Identify conjunctions in a given


    sentence
    ◦Construct sentences using
    conjunctions
    for but and nor
    so or yet
    1. They said their final goodbyes,_______they knew it was
    time.
    2. She watched a movie ____ lost track of time.
    3. He didn’t take a bath ____ did he change his clothes.
    4. Social media expands our world, ____ we should use it
    wisely.
    5. We could attend the mass, _____ we could go to the
    park.
    6. The President isn’t doing his job, ___he still reigns.
    7. She gave us an easy test, ___ all of us passed.
    They said their final good byes, for they knew it
    was time.
    She watched a movie and lost track of time.
    He didn’t take a bath nor did he change his
    clothes.
    Social media expands our world, but we should
    use it wisely.
    We could attend the mass, or we could go to the
    park.
    The President isn’t doing his job, yet he still
    reigns.
    FANBOYS is a mnemonic for
    remembering seven common
    coordinating conjunctions. These are
    seven crucial words that are used often
    in everyday English and which allow us
    to join together two ideas in a sentence.
    How is coordinating
    conjunction used?
    For-
    ex. He went to the store for he needed
    some groceries.
    used to explain the reason or purpose for
    something.
    And –
    ex. I like coffee and she prefers tea.
    used to add or connect similar ideas or
    elements.
    Nor-
    ex. Neither Jane nor Riri attended the
    rehearsal today.
    Used to connect negative alternatives.

    But-
    ex. I wanted to go to the party but I had to
    work.
    Used to introduce a contrast or exception.
    Or-
    ex. do you want pizza or pasta for
    dinner?
    Used to present alternatives or
    choices.
    Yet-
    ex. she studied hard yet she didn’t
    perform well on the test.
    Used to express a contrast or
    unexpected result.
    So-
    ex. it was raining so I stayed
    indoors.

    Used to indicate a
    consequence or result.

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