What is conjunction?
Conjunctions are words that join other words or groups of words. There are three types: coordinating conjunctions, subordinating conjunctions, and correlative conjunctions. Don’t be afraid of words like correlate, lower gradeAnd combination; they won’t harm you, and we’ll explain what they mean in just a minute.
What is coordinating conjunction?
Coordinating conjunctions combine words or groups of words of equal importance or weight.
The farm grows peaches, plums, And apricots.
I can meet you before 11 or after 2.
Very good meal But quite expensive.
I know it’s been raining—because Her umbrella was wet.
I don’t know where the key is, neither I would tell you if I did.
The dress is so simple Not yet elegant.
Everyone read, Therefore everything is very quiet.
When placed at the beginning of a sentence, coordinating conjunctions can also link two sentences or paragraphs.
The preparation has been completed. But Where was the guest?
She tells him that he will have to work to earn her trust. And he proceeded to do it.
What is a subordinating conjunction?
Subordinating conjunctions introduce a subordinate clause (a group of words that have a subject and verb but do not form a single sentence by themselves) and connect that clause to a main clause (a group of words that can be used as a single sentence by itself).
She waits until they sat.
It’s been about 20 minutes from they leave.
Do not call Unless you are coming.
I wake up early Therefore I can go for a walk before work.
They haven’t decided yet Whether go or stay.
What is a correlative conjunction?
Correlative conjunctions are used in pairs. They link alternatives or equal elements.
Or you reply or I will.
Both Jane And Jill attended.
Are not student neither staff are required to attend.
gifts included not only book but also money.
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