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Conjunction

ICSE · Class 6 · English Language- Grammar

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Card 1Definition

What is a conjunction?

Answer

A conjunction is a word used to join words, phrases, or sentences together. It helps connect ideas smoothly. For example: 'Ravi and Suresh are friends.' Here, 'and' is the conjunction joining two name…

Card 2Examples

Give three examples of conjunctions.

Answer

Three common conjunctions are: and, but, and because. Example: 'She wanted to go out and play, but it started raining because of the storm.'…

Card 3Coordinating Conjunctions

Which conjunction would you use to join two similar ideas?

Answer

We use 'and' to join two similar or related ideas. For example: 'I like apples and oranges.' Both fruits are liked, so the ideas are similar.

Card 4Contrast with But

When do we use the conjunction 'but'?

Answer

'But' is used to show contrast between two ideas. Example: 'He is rich but unhappy.' The first part says he has money, the second shows he is not happy — these are opposite feelings.

Card 5Application of 'and'

Join these sentences using 'and': She bought a pen. She bought a notebook.

Answer

She bought a pen and a notebook.

Card 6Application of 'but'

Join these sentences using 'but': He is very clever. He makes careless mistakes.

Answer

He is very clever but makes careless mistakes.

Card 7Choice with Or

What does the conjunction 'or' express?

Answer

'Or' is used to give a choice between two things. Example: 'You can have tea or coffee.' It means you can choose one of them.

Card 8Using 'or' for warnings

Rewrite using 'or': Carry the glass carefully. You will spill the water.

Answer

Carry the glass carefully, or you will spill the water.

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