Subordinating Conjunctions - Worksheet

The "Conjunctions Worksheet" is a comprehensive English teaching resource designed to enhance students' understanding of subordinating conjunctions. This worksheet contains a variety of exercises aimed at helping learners identify and use conjunctions correctly within sentences. The first task requires students to circle the conjunctions presented in a list, followed by an activity where they must underline the conjunction within given sentences. Examples of sentences include "Alice is happy that she is going on holiday," and "Mum said I could go to the park if I tidied my room."

Further exercises challenge students to select the appropriate conjunction to complete sentences, with options such as 'when', 'if', 'because', and 'that'. For instance, they might choose between "It was so cold _______________ the lake had frozen" and "The bus was late _______________ of the busy traffic." The worksheet also includes a section where learners must decide which sentences have correctly used conjunctions, comparing pairs like "We are all happy that our dog has been found" and "We are all happy when our dog has been found." Additionally, students are tasked with writing sentences using different conjunctions, further reinforcing their understanding of how conjunctions function within the context of a sentence.