Writing Original Sentences Using Conjunctions. Use each conjunction below in an original sentence. Remember that you can connect nouns, verbs, adjectives, phrases, or sentences. and

Recognizing Coordinating Conjunctions. circle the coordinating conjunction in each of the following sentences. Then underline the word or groups of words connected by the conjunction. Darryl's art was the best, so he won the prize.

Writing Sentences Using Conjunctions. Fill in the blanks with words that will complete each sentence. Use as many words as necessary to complete each thought, but keep each conjunction in the position shown. When -----. ------.

Writing Original Sentences Using Conjunctions. Use each conjunction below in an original sentence. Remember that you can connect nouns, verbs, adjectives, phrases, or sentences. whether ... or

Writing Sentences Using Conjunctions. Fill in the blanks with words that will complete each sentence. All three kinds of conjunctions are included below. Both ----- and ------

Writing Sentences Using Conjunctions. Fill in the blanks with words that will complete each sentence. Use as many words as necessary to complete each thought, but keep each conjunction in the position shown. -------. but -----.

Using Interjections in Sentences. Use the following interjections with commas or exclamation marks in sentences of your own. wow

Recognizing Interjections. Rewrite each of the following sentences, using an appropriate interjection in place of the feeling shown in parentheses. (Annoyance) Please get this cat away from me.

Using Interjections in Sentences. Use the following interjections with commas or exclamation marks in sentences of your own. wow

Recognizing Coordinating Conjunctions. circle the coordinating conjunction in each of the following sentences. Then underline the word or groups of words connected by the conjunction. You cannot go to the movie, not can you go to Fred's house.

Recognizing Correlative Conjunctions. Circle the correlative conjunction in each of the following sentences. Then underline the two words or the two groups of words connected by the conjunction. Both Sally and Harry enjoy this restaurant.

Recognizing Subordinating Conjunctions. Circle the subordinating conjunction in each sentence below. Then underline the dependent idea that follows it. Even though I enjoy some of the new musical groups. I don't think any group can replace the Beatles.

Identifying Coordinating and Correlative Conjunctions. Find and circle the conjunctions below. Write $C$ for each coordinating conjunction and $C O R$ for correlative conjunctions. Marie kept working. for she knew her deadline was close.

Recognizing Subordinating Conjunctions. Circle the subordinating conjunction in each of the following sentences. Then underline the dependent idea following the conjunction. She went home as soon as she heard the news.