Conjunctions
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
- For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
- Remember these as "FANBOYS."
- can use a comma before the conjunction if necessary when joining clauses
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EXAMPLES:
- Travis and Alan went for a run. (words)
- We can walk to the store or to the park. (phrase)
- You can turn your homework in late, but you will not get full credit. (clauses/sentences)
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CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS
- also join elements together.
- work in partnerships
- both, and; not only, but also; either, or; whether, or; neither, nor
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EXAMPLES
- Both Amanda and John will be attending.
- Let's not only go to the comic store, but let's also go to the candy store.
- Either you get your work done or you deal with the consequences.
- Whether or not she eats the cake, we will definitely have enough.
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