Instructions: Identify the appropriate conjunction for each sentence. 1) My grandma takes me to the ice cream shopI go to visit her. c) Wherever a) Once b) Whenever d) Sometimes 2) I plan to go to Italythis Christmas the next. a) Whether or c) Whether/ and b) Either/ or d) Just as/ so 3) I turned in all of my essays on timeeveryone else did not. a) But c) So b) Yet d) For 4) Everyone's leaving in two days for school, or not they like it. a) If c) Though b) Whether d) However 5) Our trip to the canyon was exciting, we got the best deal for it. a) But c) Yet b) For d) And 6) Everyone knows that Emma is honest, everyone always trusts her. a) Lest c) So b) When d) And

word that connects/joins to sentences or phrases.

Explanation:

A conjunction can be simply understood as a word that connects/joins to sentences or phrases into a complete sentence. Some of the most common used conjunctions are and, but, if, so, whenever, etc.

1) My grandma takes me to the ice cream shop whenever I go to visit her.

2) I plan to go to Italy either this Christmas or the next.

3) I turned in all of my essays on time but everyone else did not.

4) Everyone's leaving in two days for school, whether or not they like it.

5) Our trip to the canyon was exciting, and we got the best deal for it.

6) Everyone knows that Emma is honest, so everyone always trusts her.

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