Name: Block:

List the following Coordinating Conjunctions:

Directions: Try to fill in the blanks using the appropriate COORDINATING conjunction. Use commas
if necessary.

1. My dad I are going fishing this afternoon.

2. The old man doesn’t have much money he always seems to have nice things.

3. Either we are going to win they are going to win.

4. I don’t have much time hurry up!

5. He wasn’t a popular king all of his country men hated him.

6. I want to get there early we should leave soon.

7. It doesn’t matter whether they get the job not.

8. We don’t like red do I like blue.

9. I ran after the cat could not catch her.

10. We played very well we still lost the game.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

“I will be able to drive” à independent clause (complete thought)

“when I get older” à dependent clause (incomplete thought)

The subordinating conjunction “when” is used to join the dependent clause to the
independent clause.

When I get older, I will be able to drive. (with a comma)

OR

I will be able to drive when I get older. (without a comma)

Directions: please fill in the blanks using the appropriate SUBORDINATING

conjunction. Use commas where necessary.

1. He behaves he rules the world.

2. We started moving he took his foot off the brake.

3. I am going to go my parents say I can’t.

4. you finish eating your vegetables, you may eat cake.

5. I waited my mom paid for the groceries.

6. I ran I was scared.

7. We will go running we tie our shoes.

8. We can eat lunch you like.

9. I get happy I smile.

10. I’m not leaving you say you’re sorry.