Conjunctions
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- Q1
The main job of a conjunction is to _____ two parts of a sentence.
compare
join
invert
30s - Q2
Which of the following is a "compound" conjunction?
so big that
although
as long as
30s - Q3
Which type of conjunction joins two parts of a sentence that are grammatically equal?
coordinating
subordinating
balancing
30s - Q4
The word "although" can be used to join a dependent clause to a
main clause
conjunction
dependent clause
30s - Q5
Coordinating conjunctions always come _____ the words or clauses that they join.
between
before
after
30s - Q6
The words "and", "but" and "so" are often classified as _____ conjunctions.
coordinating
subordinating
dependent
30s - Q7
A subordinating conjunction comes ________ of a dependent clause.
at the start
in the middle
at the end
30s - Q8
The words "although", "since" and "unless" are examples of common _____ conjunctions.
dependent
subordinating
coordinating
30s - Q9
Another word for an independent clause is a
unique clause
main clause
singular or plural
30s - Q10
When "and" is used with the last word of a list, a comma is
required
never used
optional
15s