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Connecting Ideas with Conjunctions — Let's Practise!

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Basics on the topic Connecting Ideas with Conjunctions — Let's Practise!

Today we are practising connecting ideas with conjunctions with Goopaw! This video contains examples to help you further practise and grow confident in this area.

Transcript Connecting Ideas with Conjunctions — Let's Practise!

Goopaw says get ready to practise connecting ideas with conjunctions! Here is an example. It can be a successful strategy. It doesn't always work. Which conjunction fits best here? 'But' fits best here because the two statements contrast each other. It can be a successful strategy, but it doesn't always work. Let's look at another example. The app improves people's mood. It increases how much they smile. Which conjunction fits best here? 'And' fits best here because one idea follows the other. The app improves people's mood and it increases how much they smile. Here is the next example. The device will always work. The battery dies. Which conjunction fits best here? 'Unless' fits best here because it provides an example of when the device may not work. The device will always work, unless the battery dies. Here is the final example. You must write down all your references. It is plagiarism if you do not. Which conjunction fits best here? 'Because' fits best here as it tells you the result of not doing the first statement. You must write down all your references because it is plagiarism if you don't. Goopaw had so much fun practising with you today! See you next time!

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