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Which word is the conjunction? We will go swimming after the rain stops. NOTE: A conjunction introduces the time relationship between actions.
swimming
after
stops
rain
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Which word is the conjunction? Although it was late, he kept working. NOTE: A conjunction introduces a contrast or unexpected result.
late
working
Although
kept
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Which word is the conjunction? They decided to stay since it was too cold outside. NOTE: A conjunction explains the reason for the decision.
stay
outside
cold
since
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Which word is the conjunction? She went to the store and bought some milk. NOTE: A conjunction connects words, phrases, or clauses.
milk
bought
store
and
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Which word is the conjunction? I like apples or oranges for a snack. NOTE: A conjunction provides an alternative choice.
like
apples
snack
or
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Which word is the conjunction? You can have tea or coffee with breakfast. NOTE: A conjunction offers a choice between two options.
coffee
breakfast
tea
or
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Which word is the conjunction? She danced gracefully and sang beautifully. NOTE: A conjunction connects two verbs or actions.
gracefully
danced
and
sang
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Which word is the conjunction? I can help you if you need assistance. NOTE: A conjunction introduces a condition for the action.
need
if
assistance
help
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Which word is the conjunction? We stayed home because it was raining. NOTE: A conjunction explains the reason for the action.
raining
was
home
because
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Which word is the conjunction? She is smart, but she can be stubborn. NOTE: A conjunction contrasts two ideas.
but
is
stubborn
smart
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Which word is the conjunction? I will call you when I get home. NOTE: A conjunction indicates the time of the action.
home
call
when
you
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Which word is the conjunction? She didn’t go out because she was tired. NOTE: A conjunction explains the reason for not going out.
out
go
tired
because
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Which word is the conjunction? I will go if you come with me. NOTE: A conjunction introduces a condition in this sentence.
go
if
you
will
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Which word is the conjunction? He left early so he could catch the train. NOTE: A conjunction shows purpose or result.
train
so
early
catch
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Which word is the conjunction? Neither he nor his brother wanted to join. NOTE: A conjunction connects two subjects in the sentence.
join
neither
nor
brother
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