This document provides a grammar worksheet for grade 1 students on using coordinating conjunctions. The worksheet contains 9 sentences where students must circle the best coordinating conjunction - and, or, so, but, or because - to complete each sentence. The answers are then provided. The conjunctions connect two independent clauses or two phrases within a sentence.
This document provides a grammar worksheet for grade 1 students on using coordinating conjunctions. The worksheet contains 9 sentences where students must circle the best coordinating conjunction - and, or, so, but, or because - to complete each sentence. The answers are then provided. The conjunctions connect two independent clauses or two phrases within a sentence.
This document provides a grammar worksheet for grade 1 students on using coordinating conjunctions. The worksheet contains 9 sentences where students must circle the best coordinating conjunction - and, or, so, but, or because - to complete each sentence. The answers are then provided. The conjunctions connect two independent clauses or two phrases within a sentence.
Circle the best word for each Coordinating conjunctions:
sentence and write it in the space. and, or, so, but, because
1. I chose this one, _________ my sister
or and chose that one. 2. Brush your teeth, _________ put your and but pajamas on. 3. Nina likes hockey, _________ Tina likes but so basketball. 4. Take the train, _________ you will get so but there faster. 5. I want more cake, _________ there but so isn’t any left. 6. John wants skates, _________ he can or so play hockey. 7. The school is closed, _________ it will but or open tomorrow.
Circle the best word for each Coordinating conjunctions:
sentence and write it in the space. and, or, so, but, because
1. I chose this one, and my sister chose
or and that one. 2. Brush your teeth, and put your and but pajamas on. 3. Nina likes hockey, but Tina likes but so basketball. 4. Take the train, so you will get there so but faster. 5. I want more cake, but there but so isn’t any left. 6. John wants skates, so he can play or so hockey. 7. The school is closed, but it will open but or tomorrow.