Conjunctions

When combining two full clauses, you put a ... before a COORDINATING conjunction.

When combining clauses with a SUBORDINATING conjunction, when do you need a comma?

• Always

• Never

• If the dependent clause is first

• If the dependent clause is second

You really won't find the treasure ______ you decode this riddle on the map.

• and

• because

• unless

• if

_____ the cops showed up, the party broke up quickly.

• Although

• If

• Unless

• After

_____ my car got a flat tire, I learned to change the tire and got car insurance.

• Although

• Since

• Even though

• Provided that

________ it was raining, I didn't get wet because I wisely brought an umbrella.

• Also

• Although

• Because

• Until

Toon passed the test on the first try ____ I had to retake it.

• while

• because

• since

• in case

I don't drink coffee anymore ______ it makes me nervous and jittery.

• also

• whereas

• because

• before

Give the acronym of all the coordinating conjunctions.

Bo couldn't leave the room, ___ could he talk.

• also

• whereas

• nor

• and