Function Conjunctions link (connect) words, phrases and clauses. It’s easy to remember ~ conjunctions - connect. 5 Features > ‘ ‘Some conjunctions can be placed either at | Sondunctlone are else known the beginning or in the middle the sentence. - Types of Conjunctions oe Co-ordinating conjunctions link independent clauses: and, so, but, because, or Subordinating conjunctions link a dependent clause with an independent clause: although, if, when, since, after, as Correlative conjunctions are used in pairs: not only... but also, neither... nor, either...or Underline all the conjunctions. Above them, write C (coordinating), S Practice (subordinating), Cor (correlative) identifying . conjunctions Tlike swimming and playing basketball .. Neither David nor Peter can go to the party tomorrow. . Although Iam angry, I won't scold you this time. ._ If it rains tomorrow, we might have to cancel the plenic. Not only can Tim speak French, but also Italian and German. . After finishing its dinner, the cat purred contentedly.. We cancelled the boat trip since the weather forecast was bad. Complete the sentences using conjunctions from the box. Use each one ONCE, while until [if as [although | but 2. Tusually go to work on foot it was raining, so I drove. || conjunction: 3, Would you prefer to go to the park watch a movie? 4, I'm exhausted I didn’t get much sleep last night. 5. _____T was exercising this morning, I injured my leg 6. There’s a cool breeze, take your jacket. 7 David slept well, he still feels tired this morning 8, Don’t open your presents all the guests have left. ice 1. you like chocolate, you will love this dessert! using | s ~ Practice | Join the sentences using the conjunction in brackets. joining Polly can play the piano, Polly can’t play the flute. (but) sentences with You must be less careless. You will fail your exam. (or) (conjunction | — Tt started to rain, John was on his way to school, (as) ‘Amy wrote an e-mail, Amy pressed ‘send’, (after) Mum baked the cake. Mum read the recipe carefully. (before) Thate seafood. I agreed to try the new dish. (although)