Coordinating, Subordinating, and Correlative Conjunctions

Front

Not a coordinating conjunction:

Back

because

Front

Not a correlative conjunction:

Back

even if

Front

I know the answer, ________ I can't tell you.

Back

but

Front

Complete: Should we go by train, ______ take the bus?

Back

or

Front

Meaning of "for" as a conjunction?

Back

because

Front

Meaning of "yet"

Back

but

Front

Not a subordinating conjunction:

Back

not only ...... but also

Front

Subordinate clause in: 'The teacher was satisfied with our grades even though some of us failed the test.'

Back

even though some of us failed the test

Front

Independent clause in: 'While we were waiting for the bus, a friend passed by and gave us a lift.'

Back

a friend passed by and gave us a lift