This document discusses coordinating conjunctions like "and" and subordinating conjunctions like "while" and "as soon as". It provides 10 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate conjunction, along with 3 choices to choose from. The examples cover common uses of conjunctions to connect two clauses or parts of a sentence to show time, cause and effect, or condition.

1. CONJUNCTIONS: COORDINATING AND
SUBORDINATING

4. 1. We can go ___ you're ready.
A. while
B. as soon as

5. 2. Please turn off the lights ___ you go to
bed.
A. after
B. when
C. before

6. 3. I like to relax ___ I'm on holiday.
A. before
B. as soon as
C. while

7. 4. I'm so worried about Max. ___ you hear
any news, please phone me.
A. As soon as
B. While

8. 5. ___ you've read the newspaper, can I
have it?
A. After
B. When
C. Until

9. 6. I'm going to keep asking you to marry me
___ you say yes!
A. while
B. when
C. until

10. 7. ___ you are the first person up in the
morning, make me a cup of coffee.
A. After
B. If
C. Before

11. 8. ___ you are having your hair cut, I am
going to pick up Grandad and take him
home.
A. While
B. Whether
C. For

12. 9. Stop at a petrol station ___ we run out of
petrol.
A. as soon as
B. while
C. before

13. 10. ___ we discover life on another planet,
will it be intelligent?
A. While
B. For
C. If