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Created with Fabric.js 1.4.5 Crazy Conjunctions By: Grace Fennell and Katy Shi Coordinating conjunctions. Many words are used as coordinating conjunctions,suc has and which means to add information, but means to show difference, or means to show a choice, so means to show cause and effect. Examples of different words that are used as coordinating conjunctions, for example for and,At school we have ELA and Math. An example for but is female chickens lay eggs, but male chickens do not.A sentence for or is, Do you want pancakes or candy? An example for so is gases pollute the Earth so living things die. Coordinating conjunctions have words that are used in everyday life.For example, the word and. At school we have ELA and Math. An example for but is: Female chickens lay eggs,but male chickens do not. An example for or is: Do you want pancakes or candy? Lastly, an example for so is: Gases pollute the earth,so living things die. Subordinating Conjunction Many words are used as subordinating conjunctions, such as because which means to explain why, although and unless means to show contrast, and the words before, during, when, and while means to show time. Subordinating conjunctions have words that are used in real life, for example the word because is:There should be nap time because,when people get older they have more homework,and don't get enough sleep.Another example is the words,although and unless:Although people have pets, many do not. You don't eat dinner unless, you clean your room.For the words before,during,when and while is:Before buying tickets at the movies I checked my wallet. During the movie Katy screamed. When we left the movies Grace got a refill on her soda. While,in the car going home the car broke down.
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