ENGLISH 6
Quarter 2 -
Week 8
Subordinating
Conjunctions
Prayer
Checking of
Attendance
Review
What is Coordinating
Conjunctions?
What are the seven
coordinating conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
connect words, phrases and
independent clause.
Or join elements of a
sentence that are similar
Review
What are the seven
coordinating conjunctions
The seven coordinating
conjunctions are:
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so-
FANBOYS
Vocabulary
Comparison -it refers to the
process of identifying the
similarities and differences
between two things.
Vocabulary
Contrast – it refers to
identifying only the
difference between two
things.
Vocabulary
Purpose– the reason for which
something is done or created .
Reason– a cause, explanation,
or justification for an action or
event.
Vocabulary
Place– a particular position or
point in space.
Time– the indefinite continued
progress of existence and events
in the past, present and future.
What do you see in the
picture?
Who loves surprise?
What gave you the idea
about the content of this
box?
A Surprise for Me
by Michelle B. Balatbat
As soon as I opened my eyes that beautiful Saturday morning, Papa
told me that I should get ready for he’s got a surprise for me! Though I still
feel like staying in bed for I am still sleepy, I knew it was something I’ll
definitely enjoy! Just as I finished preparing myself up, Mom came up and
told me to hurry up. Once we got to the car, Papa told me that I would
definitely enjoy where we are going! I’m feeling all the excitement and once
we parked into this unfamiliar garage I wonder, whose house that was?
Until we knocked on the door, I kept trying to make guesses of
who’s house could that be? And just as the door opens, I heard a
familiar voice! “Come in, come in!” says that lovely voice. It’s
grandma! While I was jumping up and down Grandma showed up
with a wonderful smile!
As soon as I saw her, my heart felt so happy. It’s been a long
time since I’ve seen her and this is such a wonderful surprise!
Even though the house is quite old, it felt so comfortable and
welcoming. While they were preparing for lunch, I went to Papa
and whispered, “Thank you for this surprise Papa! I really missed,
Gradma!” “ You’re welcome, my son. Whenever you want to visit
her just tell me and I’ll bring you here.”
Answer the following
questions:
1. Why did the boy wake up
early?
2. Where did they drive to
see the surprise?
3. Do you think he had fun
with that surprise? Explain
What are the words
that have underlined
and mention in the
story?
just as
although
while once
even though
as soon as
whenever
until
though
These words are called conjunctions
known as subordinating
conjunctions.
Subordinate Conjunctions are words
or phrases that are used to connect a
dependent clause to the main clause or
independent clause.
Example:
A species is lost forever
main clause
when it goes extinct.
subordinate dependent
clause clause
The subordinate conjunctions
have the following uses:
To express reason:
as, because, in order
that, since, so that
To show comparison:
although, as, even
though, just as, though,
whereas, while
To express condition or
purpose:
even if, if, in case,
provided that, unless
To denote time:
after, as soon as, as long
as, before, till, until,
when, whenever, while
To denote place:
where, wherever
Application
Individual Activity
Choose the best answer to complete each sentence.
1. _________ the basement flooded, we spent all day
cleaning up.
( After, Although, Before, Even if)
2. I don’t want to go to the movies _____________ I
hate the smell of popcorn. ( although, because,
whenever, so that)
3. I paid Larry, ___________ garden design work is
top-notch.
( whenever, whose, after, if)
4. ___________ spring arrives, we have to
be prepared for more snow.
( Because, Until, Although, Now that)
5. _____________ the alarm goes off, I hit
the snooze button.
( As soon as, Because, Before, Now that)
4. ___________ spring arrives, we have to
be prepared for more snow.
( Because, Until, Although, Now that)
5. _____________ the alarm goes off, I hit
the snooze button.
( As soon as, Because, Before, Now that)
Is learning subordinate
conjunctions important?
Why?
Yes, because subordinate
conjunctions connects a main
clause and dependent clause to
have the sentence make sense or
complete
Activity Time!
Be guided by the rubric below.
Rubric in doing activity
3
1 2 4
Features Poor Satisfactory Very Excellent Rating
Satisfactory
Correct
answer 1 2-3 4 5 5
Total 5
Group Activity
Group Activity Rules
Be a HERO.
In doing the activity, members must
Help each other.
Encourage yourself to share ideas and
follow instructions.
Respect each other in the group.
Observe cleanliness, silence and timeliness.
Group 1 -
Fill in the blank with
subordinate and
coordinate conjunction
Group 1 -
The sentences have either
subordinate conjunction or a
coordinate conjunction. Shade
SC or CC on the box
Group 1 -
Underlined the
subordinate or coordinate
conjunctions in the sentence
Group II-
The sentences have
either subordinate
conjunction or a coordinate
conjunction. Shade/Color SC
or CC in the box
Group III -
Box the subordinate or
coordinate conjunction in
the sentence.
Representative from
the group will present
their output and check
how many correct
answer they will get.
What is subordinate
conjunction?
Subordinate Conjunctions
are words or phrases that are
used to connect a dependent
clause to the main clause or
independent clause
What are the uses of
subordinate conjunctions?
What are the uses of
subordinate conjunctions?
To express reason: as, because, in
order that, since, so that
To show comparison: although, as,
even though, just as, though,
whereas, while
To express condition or purpose:
even if, if, in case, provided that,
unless
To denote time: after, as soon as, as
long as, before, till, until, when,
whenever, while
To denote place: where, wherever
Evaluation
A. Choose the appropriate subordinate conjunction
that completes each sentence meaningfully. Write
your answer on your paper.
1.I become upset (whenever, wherever) I read bad
news reports about endangered. Species.
2. I feel this way (because, even if) I deeply
understand ecological balance.
3. Send me a message immediately (since, in case)
you lose your way.
4. I should do something (until, even if) I
am just an ordinary citizen.
5. Help save these endangered animals
(as long as, before) they totally disappear.
B. Use the following subordinate conjunctions
in a sentence.
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2. So that
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4. Even if
5. Before
Thank
you!!!