Transcript We have tickets

Parts of Speech
Conjunctions (black)
Conjunctions (black)
• Conjunctions are words that link
words and phrases together.
Conjunctions (black)
• Conjunctions are words that link
words and phrases together.
• Coordinating conjunctions link two
nouns, verbs, or two sentences
• FANBOYS
Conjunctions (black)
• Conjunctions are words that link
words and phrases together.
• Coordinating conjunctions link two
nouns, verbs, or two sentences
– FANBOYS
• for
• and
• nor
but
or
yet
so
Coordinating conjunctions
• noun phrase + noun phrase
– We have tickets for the symphony and
the opera.
Coordinating conjunctions
• noun phrase + noun phrase
– We have tickets for the symphony and
the opera.
• Sentence + sentence
– The orchestra rehearses on Tuesday,
but the chorus rehearses on
Wednesday.
Coordinating conjunctions
• noun phrase + noun phrase
– We have tickets for the symphony and
the opera.
• Sentence + sentence
– The orchestra rehearses on Tuesday,
but the chorus rehearses on
Wednesday.
• Verb + verb
– Have you seen or heard the opera by
Scott Joplin?
Coordinating conjunctions
• noun phrase + noun phrase
– We have tickets for the symphony and the
opera.
• Sentence + sentence
– The orchestra rehearses on Tuesday, but
the chorus rehearses on Wednesday.
• Verb + verb
– Have you seen or heard the opera by Scott
Joplin?
• Sentence + sentence
– I wanted to sit in the front of the balcony,
so I ordered my tickets early.
Coordinating conjunctions
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Conjunctions
Correlative Conjunctions
• Are two word conjunctions that
work together to combine sentences.
Correlative Conjunctions
• both...and
– Both my sister and my brother play the piano.
• either...or
– Tonight's program is either Mozart or
Beethoven.
• neither...nor
– Neither the orchestra nor the chorus was
able to overcome the terrible acoustics in the
church.
• not only...but also
– Not only does Sue raise money for the
symphony, but she also ushers at all of their
concerts
Correlative Conjunctions
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conjunctions. Identify parts of
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Subordinating
Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
• These conjunctions are sneaky! They
are adverbs that FUNCTION like
conjunctions. They set up
subordinating clauses (which just give
you the condition of the main
sentence).
Subordinating Conjunctions
TIME
CAUSE +
EFFECT
OPPOSITION
CONDITION
after
because
although
if
before
since
though
unless
when
now that
even
though
only if
while
as
whereas
whether
or not
since
in order
that
while
even if
until
so
in case
Subordinating Conjunctions
• We are going out to eat after we
finish taking the test.
Subordinating Conjunctions
• We are going out to eat after we
finish taking the test.
• Since we have lived in Atlanta, we
have gone to every exhibit at the
High Museum.
Subordinating Conjunctions
• We are going out to eat after we
finish taking the test.
• Since we have lived in Atlanta, we
have gone to every exhibit at the
High Museum.
• While I was waiting in line for the
Matisse Exhibit, I ate my lunch.
Subordinating Conjunctions
• We are going out to eat after we finish
taking the test.
• Since we have lived in Atlanta, we have
gone to every exhibit at the High Museum.
• While I was waiting in line for the Matisse
Exhibit, I ate my lunch.
• Although the line was long and the wait
over two hours, the exhibit was well worth
it.
Subordinating Conjunctions
• We are going out to eat after we finish
taking the test.
• Since we have lived in Atlanta, we have
gone to every exhibit at the High Museum.
• While I was waiting in line for the Matisse
Exhibit, I ate my lunch.
• Although the line was long and the wait
over two hours, the exhibit was well worth
it.
• Even if you have already bought your
ticket, you will still need to wait in line.