Conjunctions: Usage and Examples

This video tutorial covers the use of conjunctions, specifically 'and' and 'or'. It explains how 'and' is used to connect nouns, adjectives, verbs, and sentences, while 'or' is used to present choices between two possibilities. The tutorial includes examples for each conjunction and concludes with a review and practice session.

What is the primary function of conjunctions?

• To separate sentences

• To end sentences

• To connect words or groups of words

• To describe nouns

Which conjunction is used to add information?

• Or

• But

• And

• Yet

Which of the following pairs can be connected using 'and'?

• Sit and listen

• Black or white

• Run or walk

• Banana or apple

What does 'and' connect in the sentence: 'I see a horse and a cow'?

• Two adjectives

• Two verbs

• Two nouns

• Two sentences

Which of the following is an example of 'and' connecting two adjectives?

• Black and white

• Big or small

• Eat or drink

• Run and jump

What is the correct conjunction to use in: 'They walk to school ___ he rides his bike to school'?

• Or

• And

• So

• But

Which conjunction is used to offer a choice?

• So

• But

• Or

• And

Which of the following sentences uses 'or' correctly?

• She sings and dances.

• I want pizza and pasta.

• He runs and jumps.

• Do you want tea or coffee?

What is the correct conjunction to use in: 'Is the flower red ___ orange?'

• And

• Or

• So

• But

Which sentence correctly uses 'or' to connect two sentences?

• We can play soccer so we can jump rope.

• We can play soccer but we can jump rope.

• We can play soccer or we can jump rope.

• We can play soccer and we can jump rope.