What grammar rule to use?
Transitions
Conjunction Junction, What's your function?
Definitions
Definitions
100
Janet feels sad ____ the weather is cloudy.
When- conditional
100
The transition "however" can be used instead of ___ to show contrast
but
100
Make a sentence using a conjunction
Good job!
100
Use "when", "if", and "unless" when you are trying to use a...
conditional statement
100
The meaning is "if not"
What is "Conditionals"
200
__ _______, plastic is another example of a critical invention.
In addition- transition
200
The transition "therefore" can be used instead of ___ to show a cause and effect relationship.
so
200
Examples of coordinating conjunctions are: and, but, or, so and ____.
"yet"
200
Subordinating conjunctions appear at the beginning of a complex sentence and a ____ is used to separate the dependent clause from the independent clause.
comma
300
My favorite place to visit in America are Disneyland, Six Flags, ____ the beach.
and- coordinating conjunction
300
The transition "in addition" can be used instead of __ to show a cause and effect relationship or to argue a point.
so
300
Make a sentence using a conjunction.
Good job!
300
Connect words or groups of words that are similar
What is "coordinating conjunction"
400
__ you want to see what Disneyland is like, I can show you some pictures.
If- coordinating conjunction
400
The transition "for example" can be used instead of ___ to give extra information about an idea.
like
400
I didn't realize how large the Great Wall was ____ I visited it for the first time.
Until
400
Can be used to talk about something that is always true as a result of a possible action or situation.
What is "conditional"
500
Vehicles that use ___ gasoline __ fossil fuels will eventually become available.
Either, or- correlative conjunction
500
What do you use a semicolon for? ;
Separate words of oposed meaning and to allow rapid change in direction in connecting interdependent statements.
500
Air powered engines are ___ ___ powerful __ ___ safe.
not only, but also
500
Subordinating conjunctions include: although, after, while, ___, ____,and _____.
until, if, before