Learn American English Explanation of Common Conjunctions
and or but - Using English Quiz
5 minute English-- Use because to connect sentences
So vs. Because -- Where is the cause vs. effect
Quiz because vs. so
Practice Using and, but, so, and because
UVCS Study Zone Conjunction Practice
Practice Quiz -- Includes too Too is used like also or as well. Too shows agreement with a positive statement when used at the end of a sentence. When my husband travels, I want to go too.
In front of an adjective (description word), too is an adverb, not a conjunction. Too intensifies the meaning of the next word so much that it's a problem. If the light is too bright, it hurts my eyes. If I eat too much, I have a stomach ache. If he is too short for the team, he can't be on the team because of his height.
Conversations that show examples of conjunctions. (British accent)
A song to help you remember the main ideas....
This link has great, (but grammar-vocabulary filled) explanations of conjunctions. There are a few small grammar mistakes in some of the examples: ?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKlvpPBh8Pc?
5 minute English-- Use because to connect sentences
So vs. Because -- Where is the cause vs. effect
Quiz because vs. so
Practice Using and, but, so, and because
UVCS Study Zone Conjunction Practice
Practice Quiz -- Includes too Too is used like also or as well. Too shows agreement with a positive statement when used at the end of a sentence. When my husband travels, I want to go too.
In front of an adjective (description word), too is an adverb, not a conjunction. Too intensifies the meaning of the next word so much that it's a problem. If the light is too bright, it hurts my eyes. If I eat too much, I have a stomach ache. If he is too short for the team, he can't be on the team because of his height.
Conversations that show examples of conjunctions. (British accent)
A song to help you remember the main ideas....
I practice a lot.
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