Coordinating Conjunctions
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Objective
I can identify and use coordinating conjunctions to create compound sentences.
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What are coordinating conjunctions, and why are they important in creating compound sentences?
Using the coordinating conjunction "but," create a compound sentence that expresses a contrast between two ideas.
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“Write a compound sentence using the coordinating conjunction "for" to explain a reason related to your daily routine. Create a compound sentence using the coordinating conjunction "yet" to express an unexpected outcome in a situation you have experienced. ”
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