Conjunctions Quick Challenge

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Test your understanding of linking words.

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Heba Abdelsamad

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Conjunctions Quick ChallengeOnline version Test your understanding of linking words. by Heba Abdelsamad 1 A – and is never used to join two sentences. Yes No 2 C – so is used to show a reason, not a consequence. Yes No 3 C – so is used to show the result of something, as in 'Doaa wants to keep her heart healthy, so she does exercise.' Yes No 4 D – because always comes at the very end of a sentence. Yes No 5 A – and can link two similar sentences, as in 'I love playing volleyball and I love tennis.' Yes No 6 B – but is used to add items in a list. Yes No 7 B – but is used to show a contrast, for example, 'He likes lamb, but he doesn’t like fish.' Yes No 8 A – and is used to replace verbs in a sentence. Yes No 9 A – and is used to link items in a list, for example, fish, chicken, and beans. Yes No 10 D – because is used to show a reason for something, for example, 'I went to the library because I needed a book.' Yes No

Conjunctions Quick ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of linking words.

by Heba Abdelsamad

A – and is never used to join two sentences.

Yes

C – so is used to show a reason, not a consequence.

Yes

C – so is used to show the result of something, as in 'Doaa wants to keep her heart healthy, so she does exercise.'

Yes

D – because always comes at the very end of a sentence.

Yes

A – and can link two similar sentences, as in 'I love playing volleyball and I love tennis.'

Yes

B – but is used to add items in a list.

Yes

B – but is used to show a contrast, for example, 'He likes lamb, but he doesn’t like fish.'

Yes

A – and is used to replace verbs in a sentence.

Yes

A – and is used to link items in a list, for example, fish, chicken, and beans.

Yes

D – because is used to show a reason for something, for example, 'I went to the library because I needed a book.'

Yes

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Conjunctions Quick ChallengeOnline version

by Heba Abdelsamad

A – and is never used to join two sentences.

C – so is used to show a reason, not a consequence.

C – so is used to show the result of something, as in 'Doaa wants to keep her heart healthy, so she does exercise.'

D – because always comes at the very end of a sentence.

A – and can link two similar sentences, as in 'I love playing volleyball and I love tennis.'

B – but is used to add items in a list.

B – but is used to show a contrast, for example, 'He likes lamb, but he doesn’t like fish.'

A – and is used to replace verbs in a sentence.

A – and is used to link items in a list, for example, fish, chicken, and beans.

D – because is used to show a reason for something, for example, 'I went to the library because I needed a book.'

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