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Q4-W2
Q4-W2
COORDINATING CONJUNCTION – joins components of the SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION – joins two clauses, and in
same type like: doing so, this makes one dependent clause (cannot stand alone)
a) Luisa and Louise (connects word-to-word), and one independent clause (can stand alone).
b) in the garden or in the kitchen (connects phrase-to-phrase),
c) She was absent for she has a fever. We must clean the house before we go outside to play.
(sentence-to-sentence)
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LEARNING TASK 2
Directions: Complete the sentences below to form clear and coherent sentences using subordinate conjunctions.
1. What do you like to do right now? playing outside with your friends or __________________________________?
2. He went to Portal Mall ( or, yet, for ) he need black shoes in school.
3. I passed the exams ( because, even if, where ) you helped me.
4. ( So that, Even if, Before ) you pass your paper, make sure you write your name on it.