connectives and conjunctions worksheets

Conjunctions ✎. Answer Key - Grammar Practice Worksheets. Answer Key. Exercise 1: Fill in the correct coordinating conjunction in the blank [and but

Complete the following worksheet on conjunctions. Use the following conjunctions to complete the exercises. (and but

Fill in the correct connectives and linking words from the list. 1. we were driving through the Lake District we saw many picturesque villages. 2. having lost 

17-May-2021 The washing machine wouldn't spin ______ I called the mechanic. 2. I needed a blue pen

B2 Connectives and Linking Words. CON001. Fill in the correct connectives and linking words from the list below. AS WELL AS. DURING. BECAUSE. EITHER …. OR.

Fill in the correct connectives and linking words from the list. There may be more than one answer in some sentences. AS LONG AS – BECAUSE - DESPITE – DUE TO - 

Fill in the correct connectives and linking words from the list. There may be more than one answer in some sentences. ALTHOUGH - AS A RESULT – AT LEAST – 

Choose a pair of correlative conjunctions from the box to complete these sentences. whether/or either/or both/and not only/but. 1. I'm not sure 

Conjunctions are a type of CONNECTIVE. Here are some examples of preview/worksheet/introduction?aId=238765&wId · =3211&guest_aId=426973&usertype=guest. Page ...

Which of the sentences above can be rewritten with the causal conjunction at the beginning? Write them in their new form below. 3. Now choose two causal 

Fill in the blank using one of the subordinating conjunctions from the list. Conjunctions ?. Exercise 1 - Grammar Practice Worksheets and.

Fill in the correct connectives and linking words from the list. There may be more than one answer in some sentences. AS LONG AS – BECAUSE - DESPITE – DUE TO - 

we were driving through the Lake District we saw many picturesque villages. 2. having lost only one match this season

Fill in the correct connectives and linking words from the list. There may be more than one answer in some sentences. ALTHOUGH - AS A RESULT – AT LEAST – 

Combine the two sentences using the word brackets and a comma. 1. Randy needs a haircut. He does not have any money. (but) 

Dad comes home from work he has to lie down on the sofa. he is tired. 2. Jerry had a bad headache yesterday. he couldn't come to football practice.

Learning intention: I can identify and use connectives and conjunctions in texts. On the worksheet provided titled 'Road to Federation' write.

Choose a pair of correlative conjunctions from the box to complete these sentences. whether/or either/or both/and not only/but. 1. I'm not sure 

Using conjunctions. Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet. Reading & Math for K-5. © www.k5learning.com. Circle the best word for each.

Connectives join two separate ideas in two sentences or paragraphs. They usually come at the start of a sentence. and. Conjunctions join two ideas in the