Conjunctions in Action: And, But, So, Because

The video tutorial consists of a series of questions addressing various everyday scenarios, such as being late for class, food choices, health issues, travel, and communication. Each question presents a situation followed by a reason or consequence, helping learners understand cause-and-effect relationships in daily life.

Why might someone be late for class?

• They woke up early.

• They missed their breakfast.

• The bus arrived on time.

• The bus was delayed.

What is a consequence of not eating breakfast?

• Being very hungry.

• Arriving early to class.

• Feeling very full.

• Forgetting your homework.

What can be forgotten when going to the airport?

• Tickets

• Snacks

• Passports

• Suitcases

What is a result of not being careful on a bicycle?

• Winning a race

• Falling off

• Learning a new trick

• Buying a new bicycle

What happens if you don't close your bedroom window?

• The room stays the same temperature.

• The room gets very warm.

• The room gets very cold.

• Plants in the room grow faster.

What should you do if it's raining outside?

• Wear sunglasses

• Go for a swim

• Take an umbrella

• Wear shorts

What might you do if you feel very unwell?

• Start a marathon

• Go to a party

• Eat a lot of ice cream

• Visit a doctor

What should you do if nobody answers the phone?

• Shout loudly

• Send a message

• Keep calling non-stop

• Throw your phone away

What might you do if you're bored?

• Turn off the TV

• Read a book

• Watch a movie

• Go to sleep