Year 3
Conjunctions, adverbs and prepositions to express time, place and cause
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When, before and after tell when; if, on what condition; although, despite what. Put one first? Add a comma: If the cow is hungry, it eats.
Example 1Choose the conjunction.
The dogs sleep on the soft beds ____ they are tired.
The dogs sleep on the soft beds when they are tired.
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Example · Choose the conjunction.The dogs sleep on the soft beds ____ they are tired. (although / when)The dogs sleep on the soft beds when they are tired.
Example · Join the two sentences, putting "when" between them.The dogs bark. They are angry.The dogs bark when they are angry.
Example · Add the missing comma.After Mum washed the baby Dad dried her.After Mum washed the baby, Dad dried her.
- Choose the conjunction.Dad will light the fire ____ he builds it. (before / after)
- Choose the conjunction.Dad poured the juice ____ the children drank it. (after / before)
- Choose the conjunction.____ Grandma was sad, she smiled. (although / because)
- Join the two sentences, putting "when" between them.The friend clapped. The clown danced.
- Join the two sentences, putting "although" between them.Grandma crossed the bridge. It was old.
- Join the two sentences, putting "when" between them.The friend cheered. The boy scored goals.
- Move the adverbial to the front. Start with "Although Grandpa".Grandpa chopped wood although he was tired.
- Move the adverbial to the front. Start with "When the baby".The baby yawns when he is sleepy.
- Add the missing comma.If Mum waters the flowers they bloom.
- Add the missing comma.If the monkeys are hungry they eat bananas.
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Joined sentences are models: another way that says each thing once is right too.
- after
- before
- although
- The friend clapped when the clown danced.
- Grandma crossed the bridge although it was old. or Grandma crossed the bridge, although it was old.
- The friend cheered when the boy scored goals.
- Although Grandpa was tired, he chopped wood.
- When the baby is sleepy, he yawns.
- If Mum waters the flowers, they bloom.
- If the monkeys are hungry, they eat bananas.
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