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Conjunctions Directions Each sentence has two activitiesslides to complete On the first slide choose the word that functions as the conjunction On the second slide decide which type of conjunction is being used ID: 547057

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Slide1

Chapter 6, Lesson 3

ConjunctionsSlide2

Directions

Each sentence has two activities/slides to complete.

On the first slide, choose the word that

functions as the conjunction.

On the second slide, decide

which type of conjunction is being used.Slide3

Cog and Kismet are two robots developed at MIT, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

.

and

are

developed

at

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Cog

and

Kismet are two robots developed at MIT, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

.

Coordinating conjunction

Correlative conjunction

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The robot Cog has an upper body, but it doesn’t have any legs.

has

an

but

have

1

2

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The robot Cog has an upper body,

but

it doesn’t have any legs.

Coordinating conjunction

Correlative conjunction

1

2

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Cog’s achievements are few, yet they are impressive.

are

few

yet

they

1

2

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Cog’s achievements are few,

yet

they are impressive.

Coordinating conjunction

Correlative conjunction

1

2

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Cog not only stares at strangers but also follows them with its gaze.

not only

at

but also

not only, but also

1

2

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Cog

not only

stares at strangers

but

also follows them with its gaze.

Coordinating conjunctionCorrelative conjunction

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Cog can play drums and even played them in a rock video.

can

and

played

in

1

2

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Cog can play drums

and

even played them in a rock video.

Coordinating conjunction

Correlative conjunction

1

2

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It can move a toy or even pick up a stuffed animal.

can

can move

or

or even

1

2

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It can move a toy

or

even pick up a stuffed animal.

Coordinating conjunction

Correlative conjunction

1

2

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