Conjunction Review

What is the conjunction? Whether you like sports or watching TV, it’s always a good idea to be active.

What is the conjunction: She chose to not only play basketball but also play volleyball.

What is the conjunction? I will do math or social studies homework first.

What is the conjunction: The rally got too out of hand, so the cops were called as a result.

Subordinating Conjunction: My parents will be happy with my grade as long as I tried my best.

What is the conjunction? I put the cookies in the jar, for my little sister will try to steal them.

What is the conjunction? In high school, I will play basketball or volleyball.

Subordinating Conjunction: All of the students forgot to study even though they were reminded every single day.

What is the conjunction: I am either reading The Obsession or The Girl on the Train.

What is the conjunction? Both my brother and I are excited to go to Disney World.

What is the conjunction: The kids wanted to go to the amusement park, but it was closed.

What is the conjunction? I like to go fishing, and I like to go hunting

What is the conjunction? I do not like strawberry ice cream nor do I like bubblegum ice cream.

Subordinating Conjunction: If school is cancelled because of snow, we might have a virtual learning day.

Which type of conjunction includes these words: Because, Since, As long as, As soon as, Before, Though, Even though...

What is the conjunction? He not only has multiple medals but also eight trophies.

What is the conjunction? I am still considering whether I want to go to the park or go to the mall.

What is the conjunction? I do not like to play golf, nor do I like to play tennis.

Subordinating Conjunction: I brush my teeth as soon as I wake up in the morning.

Subordinating Conjunction: Since he left his book at home, he read the newspaper instead.

What is the conjunction? Both the students and the staff cleaned the school.

What is the conjunction? Whether you choose ice cream or cake, it doesn’t matter.

Subordinating Conjunction: Unless we get a major snowstorm in March, this winter has been a bust.

What is the conjunction? I like cake, but ice cream is my favorite.

What is the conjunction? We won the race, for we ran the fastest.

Subordinating Conjunction: While Jerome chose to play video games, I chose to study for the test.

What is the conjunctuion? Mr. Jones ran out of lemon juice, so he went to the store to purchase some.

What is the conjunction? Our team not only won the game, but we also won the championship.

What is the conjunction? Santa prefers milk and cookies to carrots and celery.

What is the conjunction? Neither the girls nor the boys passed the test.

What is the conjunction? Whether Jan or Joan will pass the test, one of them will go to the Spelling Bee.

What is the conjunction: We went to the park, for we had to get our little brother out of the house.

What is the conjunction? My friends like to play both hide and seek and dodgeball.

What is the conjunction? My brother and I are excited to go to Disney World.

What is the conjunction? Thomas wanted to buy a lawn mower, but he had no money.

What is the conjunction? We won the game, yet I didn’t play much.

Subordinating Conjunction: Before Ms. Welker became a Trojan, she was an Eagle, Viking, and Wildcat.

Subordinating Conjunction: You will not know your test grade until Ms. Welker grades the tests.

What is the conjunction? I have not had lunch, yet my sister ate lunch over an hour ago.

Subordinating Conjunction: Charlotte will ignore her homework until her mom reminds her to get it done.

Subordinating Conjunction: This is the last sentence even though you should continue to study on your own.

What is the conjunction? We went to the skatepark, so we could teach the new kids some tricks.

What is the conjunction? The teacher said, “Either do the work or fail this class.”

Subordinating Conjunction: Although it is winter, we barely had any snow.

What is the conjunction? For breakfast, you may choose either pancakes or waffles.