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Topic: Parts of Speech (Conjunctions)Audience: English language learnersPublished by: G&R Languages – June 20, 2012

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Conjunctions

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Coordinating Conjunctions

How many?What are they?

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Coordinating Conjunctions

How many?

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Coordinating Conjunctions

What are they?

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Coordinating Conjunctions

What?

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FOR

I study hard, for I want to succeed.

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AND

I study hard, and I review all my work.

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NOR

I do not miss classes, nor do I arrive late.

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BUT

I work hard, but I need to work harder.

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OR

I must try harder, or I will not succeed.

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YET

I study hard, yet I do not get the results I want.

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SO

I must study harder, so I can get the results I want.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

How many?What are they?

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Subordinating Conjunctions

How many? More than

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Subordinating Conjunctions

What are they?

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Subordinating Conjunctions

What?

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Subordinating Conjunctions

WHEN

She will call when she arrives.

When she arrives, she will call.

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WHILE

They went out while she babysat.

While she babysat, they went out.

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ALTHOUGH

He prefers to walk although he drives.

Although he drives, he prefers to walk.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

SINCE

I will stay a little longer since I arrived late.

Since I arrived late, I will stay a little longer.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

AS

She is perfectly fine as you can see.

As you can see, she is perfectly fine.

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BECAUSE

He succeeds because he works hard.

Because he works hard, he succeeds.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

BEFORE

She arrived before the bell rang.

Before the bell rang, she arrived.

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IF

I must work harder if I want to pass.

If I want to pass, I must work harder.

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Correlative Conjunctions

How many?What are they?

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Correlative Conjunctions

How many?

4 pairs…

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Correlative Conjunctions

both... andeither... orneither... nornot only... but also

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Correlative Conjunctions

Both… and

Both the teacher and the student will be receiving a special award tomorrow.

BOTH teacher AND student

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Either… or

They will either work full time or study full time in the fall.

EITHER work OR study

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Neither… nor

I will neither work nor study during the summer months.

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Not only… but also

They can not only speak Japanese fluently, but also read and write it quite well.

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Coordinating ConjunctionsSubordinating ConjunctionsCorrelative Conjunctions

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Topic: Parts of Speech (Conjunctions)Audience: English language learnersPublished by: G&R Languages – June 20, 2012