Conjunctions
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At A-Z Worksheets learning a list of conjunctions makes recognizing simple, compound and complex sentences easier for diagramming sentences. It is also helpful to memorize a list of prepositions since they indicate whole phrases that can be set aside in a sentence diagram until the sentence construction is clear. Then, add the prepositional phrases where they fit as adjective phrases or adverb phrases. Prepositional phrases are not usually used to form noun phrases. What is an adjective? What are adverbs, nouns and pronouns?

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List of Conjunctions

Conjunction - A conjunction is a word, or group of words, that joins sentence parts, sentences, and paragraphs. A conjunction does not take an object as does a preposition.

There are, generally, subordinating, coordinating, and correlative conjunctions (which are the same as correlative coordinating conjunctions). As with the English grammar definition of many terms, descriptive words usually have the same meaning that they have in other uses. Conjunction means to join, subordinate means less in order, coordinate means with order, and correlate means with relation. You can also learn a list of prefixes to make this art easier as well as being one of the best ways to improve your English vocabulary.

Common Coordinating Conjunction List (with order): and, but, but not, or, nor, for, yet. They can be rearranged to form the acronym FANBOYS.

Correlative Conjunction List (with relation) work in pairs to join words and phrases of equal importance: both . . . and; just as . . . so; not only . . . but also; either . . . or; neither . . . nor, whether . . . or.

Subordinate Conjunction List (same as a Subordinating Conjunction) (under or lower order) join a dependent clause to an independent clause: after, although, as, as far as, as if, as long as, as soon as, as though, because, before, considering, either, however, if, in order that, since, neither, so that, than, then, though, unless, until, when, whenever, where, whereas, wherever, whether, while.

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Sentence diagramming is easier when you can tell the difference between a simple sentence, a compound sentence, and a complex sentence. Compound-complex sentences are easier to recognize, too. Get familiar with the list of conjunctions below to make it easier.

Another help with diagramming sentences is to use the Punctuation Worksheets to learn the punctuation rules; they frequently define phrases and clauses. Good sentence construction is also easier when you understand the capitalization rules since capitalized words frequently show the subjects and objects in a sentence. The rules of English grammar only capitalize words that are used as nouns or are used in noun phrases and noun clauses, as with book titles.

Teaching grammar can be quite simple; it is basically a name game with rules and grammar definitions. Writing itself is the best way to learn to write! Good reading is the best way to learn the correct way to use grammar. You can use creative writing prompts to encourage original writing. Grammarly has a feature that suggests similar words that can improve anyone’s writing success, prompting the writer with more specific or descriptive words.

Our Sentence Construction worksheets are designed to teach sentence structure quickly. Choose them according to subject, linking verb, predicate, action verb, adjective, adverb, preposition and conjunction. Most of our free printable worksheets make teaching grammar easier since they have the definitions at the top of the page with practice learning the concept below and can be used as free teacher worksheets or even free homeschooling worksheets.

Quickly read our short and free Grammar Definitions Ebook as an overview of the grammar lessons taught on this website. Our worksheets compliment these definitions. It is easy to read which means that in two hours you or your students can have a good understanding of the names we use in English grammar even if you are learning English as a second language (ESL). We also offer the same free Grammar Definitions Ebook repeated in alphabetical order for easy reference which makes it a double-glossary in one booklet that you can print or read from an ereader.

After that, choose the worksheets that describe the English parts of speech that you want to study. See the second column of our English grammar lessons web pages to see a column of proper grammar definitions listed in a learning order. This means that if you quickly take a few pages from each, you will have a good understanding of the rules of English grammar. For a deeper understanding of the grammar definitions use more worksheets from the same subject of interest. If you want to check your work you can use Grammarly.

When a student sees sentence construction as simple sentences expanding to become compound sentences and complex sentences, English grammar lessons begin to make logical sense. English grammar lessons are simply exercises in learning the use of a word in a sentence and being able to name and define that use. Words like “personal” as with personal pronouns, and “relative” with relative pronouns still have the same meanings as in other uses. Subject Verb Agreement is similar. Agreement means agreement!

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You can offer as many A-Z Worksheets List of Conjuncctions as needed till your students understand their English grammar lessons, but don’t tarry too long since there is so much that cross-teaches the same rules of English grammar throughout the years. Also, reading good literature can give a good foundation in correct grammar over time since it models the way that we use our words well.

Teaching grammar can be quite simple; it is basically a name game. From our Pre-K-Worksheets to any of our free teacher worksheets all throughout; keep your students writing! Grammarly has text enhancements to suggest better words to use which can improve anyone’s writing success!

Grammar and writing can be taught quickly and we’ve seen this quick sort of success in many students, especially those at the fourth grade level or higher! To wit, remember that the Harvey Grammar of old was ONE little 120 page book! A tiny book! The principles are simple even if the book and testing companies change the names – head noun? Determiners?

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We also recommend that you use these products for English grammar lessons. Phonics Road by Barbara Beers has a DVD set to train the teacher or parent to teach writing, composition and grammar. We love how it teaches correct grammar and sentence construction together! The Writing Road To Reading has excellent technical information for teaching spelling, writing and reading lessons and has an excellent scope and sequence in the appendix. It has a section for teaching sentence construction that is scripted so you get an idea of what to say to your students. Sound Beginnings by Julia Fogassy is a condensed version of Spalding phonics that we have found most helpful in that it cuts out the academic fluff. Andrew Pudewa’s Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) has professional creative writing ideas and some free online writing courses.

We would also like to recommend the Reading Pen for older students as it voices the word it scans and has a giant spelling dictionary of 600,000 vocabulary words which would enhance any reading comprehension activities especially in the sciences where one understands how to say a word better when he hears it spoken. The definition of vocabulary words is right there with the correct spelling of words and the English parts of speech as well. The best reading comprehension activities teach more vocabulary words! You can buy the Reading Pen by Wizcom here.

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