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Affirmative Connecting Conjunctions

Negative Connecting Conjunctions

Disjunctive Connecting Conjunctions

Oppositional Coordinating Conjunctions

Declarative Coordinating Conjunctions

Consequential Coordinating Conjunctions

Correlative Coordinating Conjunctions

Declarative Subordinate Conjunctions

Indirect Interrogative Subordinate Conjunctions

Causative Subordinate Conjunctions

Final Clause Introducing Subordinate Conjunctions

Consequential Subordinate Conjunctions

Concessive Subordinate Conjunctions

Conditional Subordinate Conjunctions

Comparative Subordinate Conjunctions

Time-based Subordinate Conjunctions

Modal Subordinate Conjunctions

Oppositional, Exception/Exclusion/Limitation-Expressing Subordinate Conjunctions

The Multipurpose Nature of Che and Se

Concessive Subordinate Conjunctions

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Fill in the blanks with the appropriate conjunction in the parenthesis. Keep an eye out for the words that follow the conjunction, as they will serve as clues.
  1. Milena e Alice non sono molto amiche, si conoscano da anni. (sebbene/ anche se)
  2. (che) avessimo un biglietto di andata e ritorno, decidemmo di rimanere altre due settimane in Francia. (seppure/ nonostante)
  3. avete del tempo libero questo pomeriggio, vi consiglio di non andare a vedere quel film. È una schifezza! (malgrado/anche se)

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