Words such as before, because, importantly, after, since, and so are called ____________.
conjunctions :D
@Aamirgsen I'm home schooled and that question is saying that conjunctions is wrong
@sammixboo it's not math
Conjunctions are words combining two sentences Conjunctions are and, but, also, such as, etc. But what do you think the answer is @Rawr25
I think it is chronological but when I used that one it was wrong @sammixboo
Some of those words are conjuctions though :)
What are your choices?
There is chronological, cause-and-effect, order of importance, and comparison/contrast
Would you use all of them words to compare/contrast anything?
Yeah it's wrong and I messaged my teacher but he told me to keep trying and I've been stuck on this since Friday
No you wouldn't use ALL of these words for comparing/contrasting. Some of them would work but not all Would you use the word 'after' when you are comparing something?
And the word before
No
See :P Now would you use ALL of these words for explaining the cause and effect of something?
Yes
Nope. you won't use the word importantly as a transition for cause and effect (I forgot to mention you are going to be using the words as transitions/conjunctions)
You said you already chose chronological, but it was wrong? Just wondering :)
Yes
Have you tried order of importance?
Because you would definitely use all these words when trying to describe something important
Yeah and it was wrong to
YOu have tried cause and effect?
I tried all four of them and they are all wrong that's what I'm not getting
That is weird Because I think it is either cause and effect or order of importance
this is the thing I was using not sure if you will be able to see it but the website is https://courseplayer.avalearning.com/CourseFiles/2267/13324/65933/885706/unit1.lesson3.sixtraitsofwriting.swf
if you still need the answer to this question the answer is transitions.
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