Adverbial Conjunctions: However, Accordingly, and Therefore
About the Adverbial Conjunctions: However, Accordingly, and Therefore Lesson
Summary
An introductory lesson about adverbial conjunctions and how to use them.
Objectives
• to introduce the concept of adverbial conjunctions;
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to provide a list of conjunctions that can be used as adverbial conjunctions;
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to define and provide examples of adverbial conjunctions;
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to test students? knowledge and understanding through appropriate exercises.
Suggested Grades
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
Excerpt
Conjunctions join words, phrases, and clauses together. We use conjunctions every day. Some of the most common conjunctions are and, but, and or. There are three main types of conjunctions:
1. Coordinating conjunctions. These conjunctions join equal words, phrases, and independent clauses together.
2. Subordinating conjunctions. These conjunctions join unequal parts together. They join an independent clause to a dependent clause.
3. Correlative conjunctions. These conjunctions are used in pairs. like
either?or, both?and, neither?nor.
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