Understanding Conjunctions and Punctuation in Grammar
Explore the world of conjunctions in grammar through this insightful lecture by Muhammad Muslim Nasution, covering types like coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions. Learn how conjunctions connect elements in sentences and practice creating sentences using conjunctions.
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Conjunction and Punctuation Conjunction and Punctuation Lecture by: Lecture by: Muhammad Muslim Muhammad Muslim Nasution Nasution, , S.Pd.I S.Pd.I, , M.Hum M.Hum
Conjunction Conjunction Conjunction is a word that connects elements of a sentence, such as words, phrases, or clauses.
Subordinating Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions Types of Types of Conjunction Conjunction Coordinating Coordinating Conjunctions Conjunctions Correlative Correlative Conjunctions Conjunctions
Subordinating Subordinating Conjunctions Conjunctions Subordinating conjunctions connect the dependent clause to the independent clause. After As long as Although As though As Because As if Before Besides Even though If If only Example: Even if In order that Now that Since Once So that Provided That We can go to the beach when it opens in June. The baby always cries whenever his mother leaves the room. Rather than Unless Until When Though Where Whereas Wherever Whenever While Within Without Whether
Coordinating Coordinating Conjunctions Conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions are single words that connect similar parts of a sentence, such as adjectives, nouns, and clauses. Example: For And Nor But Or Yet So I want to buy a new laptop, but I don t have enough money. She will visit Monas and Ancol
Correlative Correlative Conjunctions Conjunctions Correlative conjunctions connect similar parts of a sentence, such as adjectives, nouns, and clauses. However, unlike coordinating conjunctions, combinations of coordinating conjunctions, not only a single word. They always come in pairs and link grammatically equivalent items. correlative conjunctions are As...as Both...and Either...or Neither...nor Not only...but also Not...but Whether...or Example: I like Ice cream as much as I like avocado juice. He does not only go shopping but also watching movie at the theatre every Sunday.
Exercise Exercise Make one sentence by using these conjunctions! 1. Because : 2. Or : 3. But : 4. And : 5. Not only but also:
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KISI- KISI SOAL UJIAN 1. Vocabulary in mechanical engineering (Picture, English and Indonesia) 2. Tenses : Present tense, Past tense, Continuous, Future 3. Passive Voice 4. Conjunction (Choose the right one)
