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    TODAY WE’LL TALK ABOUT:

    COORDINATING
    CONJUNCTIONS
    •Vocabulary
    •Review Simple Past
    •Text
    CONJUNCTIONS. WHAT ARE THEY?
    WHERE DO THEY LIVE? WHAT DO THEY EAT?
    Conjunctions are linking words like and, or, but, then and because:

    They knocked down all the houses and they built a car park.
    CONJUNCTIONS. WHAT ARE THEY?
    WHERE DO THEY LIVE? WHAT DO THEY EAT?
    Conjunctions are linking words like and, or, but, then and because:

    Are there four or five people sitting on that bench?


    CONJUNCTIONS. WHAT ARE THEY?
    WHERE DO THEY LIVE? WHAT DO THEY EAT?
    Conjunctions are linking words like and, or, but, then and because:

    My shoes look great but are not very comfortable.


    FOR
    We can use FOR in 2 forms.
    As a preposition, it is connected to a noun.

    “I have a gift for Letícia.” “I’m waiting for hours”.

    As a conjunction, it’s used to justify/explain a motive.

    I drank some water, for I was thirsty. She put on a sweater, for it was cold outside.
    AND
    And/Also/Plus can be used to connect two words or phrases.

    My cat’s eyes are amber and blue. I like pizza and sushi.

    Lizzy plays the piano and sings. Vince sings and dances.
    BUT
    We can use BUT in many forms.
    As a conjunction, it is used to connect two phrases or clauses, specially when connecting
    opposing ideas.
    A variation to BUT is the conjunction HOWEVER!

    He is 84 years old, but he loves to


    My dog needs exercise, however it is very lazy.
    swim everyday!
    --
    YET
    As a conjunction, yet is similar to but. It’s used to contrast ideas or sentences.

    It was sunny, It’s a new car, She’s a baby,


    yet it was very cold. yet the door is broken. yet she loves books.
    OR
    We can use OR to connect possibilities or choices.

    Do you prefer cats or dogs? Which color do you want, Which is your favorite pokémon,
    blue or pink? Squirtle, Bulbasaur or Charmander?
    NOR
    We can use NOR after a negative sentence to add another negative
    sentence.

    “I don’t like salad.” “I don’t like meat”.


    I don’t like salad nor meat.
    --
    SO
    So/Therefore can be used in many forms.
    As an adverb, it shows intensity.
    She was so angry with the Birds are so cute when
    presentation, that she lost control. they sleep.

    As a conjunction, it is used to connect a cause and consequence.


    I drank six cups of coffee, I finished homework,
    so I have a headache. so I can play video-games.
    --
    Remember the F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.

    CONJUNCTI MEANIN EXAMPLE


    ON G
    FOR Because I have to find a new job, for I am unemployed
    AND Also/Plus I am a husband and father.
    NOR And Not Neither my friends nor my family understand this.
    BUT However I have my apartment, but I don’t have a car.
    OR Either Which ice-cream do you prefer, vanilla or
    YET But Tom plays basketball,chocolate?
    yet his favorite sport is soccer.
    SO Therefore She was sick, so she couldn’t come today.

    Do you have any questions?


    Let’s do some exercises to practice!
    --
    Create phrases, using each of the conjunctions below!

    FOR
    AND
    NOR
    BUT
    OR
    YET
    SO

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