viernes, 3 de febrero de 2017

Hello Fifth graders! Here we are again. This time you are going to learn more about the coordinating conjunctions or ABYFONS. Let's see!

Conjunctions join clauses (ideas)

Con = with or together, junct = join, tion = the act of
Conjunction - the act of joining together


Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS) 
- combine 2 sentences together 
- called a compound sentence 
- A comma is placed before the conjunction.

For   And   Nor   But   Or   Yet   So

EX:  I like pizza, but my favorite food is a taco. 
EX:  He wanted to go home, so he pretended 
to be si
 
Compound Subjects and Compound Verbs
Sometimes a conjunction joins subjects or 
verbs together.

EX:  Bob and Jim wanted pizza.
EX:  Bob read and tested on the book.
 
If there are 2 subjects and 1 verb, 
no comma is needed.
 
EX:  John and I like pizza.  
(2 subjects - John, I)
 
If there is 1 subject and 2 verbs, 
no comma is needed.
 
EX:  I ate and slept yesterday. 
(2 verbs - ate, slept)



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