Lesson 3: Conjunctions (because, so, and, but, or)
Lesson 3: Conjunctions (because, so, and, but, or)
Welcome! When English learners speak, they often use short, separate sentences like "I went to the market. I bought fruit." To sound fluent, you need Conjunctions . These are the "glue" that connects our ideas together. Today, we'll learn how to use words like and , but , and because to make your English flow naturally and tell better stories. Vocabulary List: And (Adding) - Used to connect words or add information. But (Contrast) - Used to introduce something contrasting. Or (Choice) - Used to link alternatives. Because (Reason) - For the reason that; since. So (Result) - Therefore; for this reason. Common Mistake: Double Conjunctions Some languages use two connecting words together (like translating "because... so..."). In English, you only need ONE! Don't say: "Because I am sick, so I sleep." Say: "Because I am sick, I sleep." Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards and take the quiz. Welcome! Conjunctions are linking …