This document provides instruction on identifying the correct conjunction to use in compound sentences. It defines conjunctions as words that connect words or groups of words and lists some common conjunctions: and, or, but, so. It explains that "and" is used to join words or phrases, "but" is used when things are in conflict or opposites, and "so" is used when one thing is the result of another. "Or" is used to express a choice between options. The objective is to identify the correct conjunction for 4 sentences on an exit ticket.
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