English – Wednesday 20th May



Conjunctions

Use this website to help you.
https://www.thenational.academy/year-3/english/character-description-spag-focus-conjunctions-year-3-wk4-4#slide-3






Read the character description below and highlight or underline the co-ordinating and subordinating conjunctions in different colours.


Now try this:




Subordinating conjunctions.

This is a way of remembering subordinating conjunctions. 

Fill in the missing subordinating conjunction and then add an ending to it.

a) ________ the rain poured down …
b) __________ the party had started…
c) __________ you have finished your work…
d) __________ the Christmas tree is up…
e) __________ the weather was sunny….

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