Interjection
Coordinating
RANDOM
Subordinating
Correlative
100

What does an interjection express?

Emotions and sudden bursts of feelings.

100

What is the acronym for coordinating conjunctions?

FANBOYS

100

What are the three types of conjunctions?

Coordinating, Subordinating, Correlative

100

Name the conjunction:

It is so cold outside, so I brought you a jacket.

The conjunction is “so”

100

How many correlative conjunctions will be in a sentence?

2

200

Find the interjection:

Uh-oh, I knew the dog was up to no good.

Uh-oh

200

Find the coordinating conjunction:

Pizza and burgers are my favorite meals.

And

200

What is the most common conjunction?

Coordinating conjunctions

200

What do subordinating conjunction link?

2 clauses together

200

What is the “partner” for either?

Or

300

Find the interjection in the sentence:

Wow! That is beautifully drawn!

Wow!

300

Give 1 examples of a coordinating conjunction in a sentence. 

answers may vary

300

Name 2 pairs of correlative conjunctions.

Examples: 

Either...or     neither...nor     not only... but also

300

Give 1 example of subordinating conjunctions.

Examples:

While, although, unless, because, etc.

300

Give two examples of correlative conjunctions in sentences.

I want either the cheesecake or the triple chocolate cake.

I want neither of the brussels sprouts nor the broccoli.

400

Gesundheit! Hope you get better soon.

Gesundheit

400

 True or false:

Coordinating conjunctions can be at the beginning or end of a sentence.

False

400

What do correlative conjunctions used for?

Used to join equal sentence elements together.

400

True or False

Subordinating conjunctions can start a sentence.

True

400

True or false:

Correlative conjunctions links 2 clauses together.

False.

500

Find the interjection:

Hey, do you know the homework for math?

Hey

500

Find the coordinating conjunction.

Sarah went to the movies and bought popcorn, and Tyler went to McDonald’s and bought a milkshake and large french fries.

“,and” in the middle of the sentences.

500

Name 1 example each type of conjunction

Coordinating: FANBOYS

Subordinating: although, while, unless, even though, because, etc.

Correlative: either... or, neither... nor, not only... but also, etc.

500

Identify the subordinating conjunction:

We worked on IXLs while we waited.

While

500

Identify the correlative conjunction pair:

She was good at both sprinting and long distance running.

Both...and

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