5th Grade Conjunctions, Prepositions, and Interjections Practice

Practice conjunctions, prepositions & interjections in 5th grade sentences. Understand the function of these word types within a sentence.

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Frequently asked questions

What job does each word type do?

Conjunctions connect ideas, prepositions show relationships, and interjections express a reaction. In “Oh, the book is under the desk, and my bag is beside it,” “Oh” is an interjection, “under” and “beside” are prepositions, and “and” joins the two clauses.

Which word connects the two ideas in the example?

And connects “the book is under the desk” with “my bag is beside it.”

Conjunctions, Prepositions, and Interjections in a sentence

Conjunctions connect ideas, prepositions show relationships, and interjections express a reaction. In “Oh, the book is under the desk, and my bag is beside it,” “Oh” expresses a reaction, “under” shows place, and the conjunction “and” connects the two clauses.

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