A conjunction joins words or groups of words in a sentence.
Connects words, phrases, or clauses that are independent or equal using so/for/yet. Use "so" to illustrate a result of the first part of the sentence. "For" can be used in place of the word "because". Use "yet" to indicate a contrast with something.
Directions: Choose the correct answer
1) I didn't eat breakfast, __________ I'm hungry.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
2) I am tired, __________ I need to stay up and study for my test.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
3) I liker her, __________ she is always nice to me.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
4) She must be tired, __________ she fell asleep before dinner.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
5) I am tired, __________ I am going to go to bed.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
6) I studied really hard, __________ I failed the test.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
7) I didn't study, __________ I failed the test.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
8) I forgot to bring an umbrella, __________ I got soaked.
a. so
b. for
c. yet
Directions: Choose the correct answer.
1) Sarah is afraid of dogs, __________ she adores the neighbor's poodle.
a. so
b. yet
2) I ate too much for lunch, __________ I am going to skip dinner.
a. so
b. for
3) I hate to waste gas, __________ it is very expensive these days.
a. yet
b. for
4) I am allergic to berries, __________ I like the taste of strawberries.
a. so
b. yet
5) I'm allergic to dairy, __________ I don't drink milk.
a. for
b. so
6) I am taking art class, __________ it is the easiest class at school.
a. for
b. yet
Quiz 1 Answers
1) a. so
2) c. yet
3) b. for
4) b. for
5) a. so
6) c. yet
7) a. so
8) a. so
Quiz 2 Answers
1) b. yet
2) a. so
3) b. for
4) b. yet
5) b. so
6) a. for
