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We use OR to:

to show a choice

Aleesa has a black dog and a white cat. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Simple Sentence

Neil studies at The Harker School. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Simple sentence

Cassy ate an apple. What is the simple predicate?

ate

What is the acronym to remember the coordinating conjunctions?

FANBOYS

We can travel to New York, or to Panama. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Simple Sentence

The teacher uses a laptop. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Simple sentence

They traveled to Africa, for they wanted to help kids. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Compound Sentence

I live in California. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Simple sentence

We will visit my mom ___ my grandma.

AND

What are our coordinating conjunctions? (FAN)

for, and, nor

My mother and sister traveled to Mexico. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Simple sentence

I am an intelligent student. What is the simple subject?

I

She wanted to study, ___ her brother kept bothering her.

BUT

I wanted to go to Paris, but the airports are closed. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Compound Sentence

We use FOR to:

to show the reason

We use SO to:

to show the result of something

What are coordinating conjunctions? (BOYS)

but, or, yet, so

Tina baked a cake, ____ Julia cooked a pie.

AND

We use AND to:

to join sentences that show similar ideas

You can finish your homework now, ____ you can finsih it later.

OR

You can buy an apple ___ an orange.

OR

She fell down, so she was crying. Is this a SIMPLE or COMPOUND sentence?

Compound Sentence

We use BUT to:

to show contrast