Questions: NoRedink Inbox-arezlyn.oakleyhardin: Vlearn/quiz/1280683121 noredink Parts of speech practice Questions Answered: 8 Highlight the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence. Ned Flanders should set up his blanket when he gets to the beach, or he will get sand in his food. Submitynswer Report a problem

NoRedink Inbox-arezlyn.oakleyhardin: Vlearn/quiz/1280683121 noredink Parts of speech practice Questions Answered: 8 Highlight the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence. Ned Flanders should set up his blanket when he gets to the beach, or he will get sand in his food. Submitynswer Report a problem
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The coordinating conjunction in the sentence is "or."

Ned Flanders should set up his blanket when he gets to the beach, or he will get sand in his food.

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