Combine these sentences using FANBOYS:
"Karen went to a show. She didn't feel well."
What is: "Karen went to a show, but she didn't feel well."
200
Names an every day noun.
What are common nouns?
200
Name the pronoun: "It was a long day for them."
What are "it" and "them."
200
S and O stand for
What are "so" and "or"?
200
Combine these sentences using FANBOYS:
"Karen wanted to walk. She wanted to take a taxi."
What is: "Karen wanted to walk, or she wanted to take a taxi."
300
Names a specific noun, and the first letter is capitalized.
What are proper nouns?
300
Name the pronouns: "We shouldn't go there but they made us."
What are "we," "there," "they," and "us."
300
B and N stand for
What are "but" and "nor"?
300
Combine these sentences using FANBOYS:
"Karen wanted to leave early. She stayed late."
What is: "Karen wanted to leave early, yet she stayed late."
400
Replaces a proper noun.
What are pronouns?
400
Name the pronouns: "I don't know why you like to run with him," she said to her.
What are "I," "you," "him," "she," and "her."
400
Y and F stand for
What are "yet" and "for"?
400
Combine these sentences using FANBOYS:
"Karen wanted to leave. She had a headache."
What is "Karen wanted to leave, for she had a headache."
500
He, she, it, they, I, me.
What are pronouns?
500
Name the pronouns: "By the time she got there, Andy was just sitting on a bench in the mall, totally ignoring me, with his head down almost on his lap."
What are "she," "there," "me," "his," and "his."
500
FANBOYS stands for
What is for, and, not, but, or, yet, so?
500
Combine these sentences using FANBOYS:
"Karen didn't complain. She didn't insist on leaving."
What is: "Karen didn't complain, nor did she insist on leaving."