Conjunctions are really important for making more complicated sentences in Spanish. Let’s look at this in easy steps:

1. Types of Conjunctions:

   • Subordinating Conjunctions: These words help start subordinate clauses. Here are some common ones:
     • que (that)
     • aunque (although)
     • porque (because)
     • si (if)

2. Structure of Complex Sentences:

   • A complex sentence has two parts: one is an independent clause (a complete thought) and the other is a subordinate clause (which adds more info). For example:
     • "Quiero salir aunque está lloviendo." (I want to go out although it is raining.)

3. Using Vocabulary in Context:

   • In a formal situation, you might say: "Es importante que entiendas las reglas." (It’s important that you understand the rules.)
   • In a casual situation, you could say: "Si quieres, podemos ir al cine." (If you want, we can go to the movies.)

4. Listening Practice:

   • When you listen to people talking, pay attention to conjunctions. This can help you understand better.

5. Reading for Vocabulary:

   • Look at different texts and see how conjunctions are used. This will help you learn new words and understand how sentences are put together.