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Conjunctions are like glue within sentences; they join words, phrases and clauses together. Conjunctions allow the writer to form compound and complex sentences. This collection of conjunction worksheets and activities helps learners understand how conjunctions can be used effectively to join ideas together. Coordinating conjunctions include ‘for’, ‘and’, ‘nor’, ‘but’, ‘or’, ‘yet’ and ‘so’ (F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.); subordinating conjunctions include ‘because’, ‘although’, ‘if’, ‘whenever’ and others.

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Writing Dependent Clauses: Complex Sentences (1)

Create complex sentences by adding a dependent clause to each independent clause.

Matching Independent Clauses (3)

Join matching simple sentences. Rewrite each simple sentence pair as a compound sentence using a conjunction.

Matching Independent Clauses (2)

Join matching simple sentences. Rewrite each simple sentence pair as a compound sentence using a conjunction.

Matching Independent Clauses (1)

Join matching simple sentences. Rewrite each simple sentence pair as a compound sentence using a conjunction.

Writing Compound Sentences (3)

Turn simple sentences into compound sentences using conjunctions.

Writing Compound Sentences (2)

Turn simple sentences into compound sentences using conjunctions.

Writing Compound Sentences (1)

Turn simple sentences into compound sentences using conjunctions.

Coordinating Conjunctions (2)

This worksheet helps introduce coordinating conjunctions. Fill in the missing coordinating conjunctions to complete the sentences.

Coordinating Conjunctions (1)

This worksheet helps introduce coordinating conjunctions. Fill in the missing coordinating conjunctions to complete the sentences.

Time Connectives

Use time connectives to complete the reading passage. Explain why time connectives are important.

Missing Conjunctions: Multiple Choice (2)

Choose the correct conjunctions to complete each sentence.

Missing Conjunctions: Multiple Choice (1)

Choose the correct conjunctions to complete each sentence.