and

but

or

so

and

but

or

so

verbs

adjectives

conjunctions

nouns

adjectives

nouns

verbs

conjunctions

True

False

noun

pronoun

adjective

conjunction

True

False

The conjunctions show relationship between the words, phrases and clauses.  If you choose the wrong one, you may show the wrong relationship.

Each conjunction has a different meaning.  If you use the wrong one, your sentence may not mean what you want it to mean.

Which conjunction you use depends on the words in the sentence.  You have to choose the right one for the words you're using.

All of the above

Subject + Verb + Complete Thought = Compound Sentence

Independent Clause + , + FANBOYS + Independent Clause = Compound Sentence

Independent clause + dependent clause = Compound Sentence

Capitals, complete thought, simple sentence

A simple sentence, coordinating conjunction, simple sentence

Subject, predicate, compound sentence

Coordinating conjunction, noun, character trait