Conjunctions: Types, Examples, and Basic Rules
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ENGLISH
ENGLISH
GRAMMAR
GRAMMAR
CONJUNCTION
CONJUNCTION
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Definition
Definition
Conjunction is a word that
join the words, clauses,
phrases and sentences.
It is also known as joining
words or linking words.
Types of conjunctions
Types of conjunctions
Coordinating conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions
Words for conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunction words:-
Coordinating Conjunction words:-
For, And , Nor , But, Or, Yet , So
It also know as
FANBOYS
Subordinating Conjunction words:-
After, although, as, as far as , because,
as soon as, as long as, before, when,
where, since, so that, unless, until, while,
even if, than, when ever, if , where as
Examples for Coordinating
Examples for Coordinating
conjunctions
conjunctions
•
I like to eat cookies
and
I like to drink milk.
•
The dress was beautiful
but
slightly expensive.
•
He says nice words
yet
you don’t trust him.
•
He is sick
so
he is not going to school.
•
Neither her parents
nor
her friends supported her.
•
Sam drank some water
for
he was thirsty.
•
Which colour do you like red
or
blue?
Examples for subordinating conjunctions
Examples for subordinating conjunctions
I saw him
I saw him
while
while
I was driving my car.
I was driving my car.
You live a happy life
You live a happy life
as long as
as long as
you think
you think
optimistically.
optimistically.
He came here
He came here
so that
so that
you can meet him.
you can meet him.
She sings songs
She sings songs
because
because
she wants to become a
she wants to become a
singer.
singer.
You cannot succeed
You cannot succeed
unless
unless
you work sincerely.
you work sincerely.
I went to a market
I went to a market
where
where
I saw a joker.
I saw a joker.
We were happy
We were happy
when
when
we received the first prize.
we received the first prize.
Basic rules for conjunctions
Basic rules for conjunctions
Conjunctions allow you to from complex,
elegant sentences and avoid the disjoint of
multiple short sentences.
Coordinating conjunctions allow you to join
the words, phrases, and clauses of equal
grammatical rank in a sentence.
Subordinating conjunctions join
independent and dependent clauses.
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Conjunctions are words that connect clauses, phrases, or sentences. They are essential for forming coherent and complex sentences. This article explores the definition, types, words for conjunctions, examples, and basic rules for using coordinating and subordinating conjunctions.
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ENGLISHGRAMMAR CONJUNCTION
Definition Conjunction is a word that join the words, clauses, phrases and sentences. It is also known as joining words or linking words.
Types of conjunctions Coordinating conjunctions Subordinating conjunctions
Words for conjunctions Coordinating Conjunction words:- For, And , Nor , But, Or, Yet , So It also know as FANBOYS Subordinating Conjunction words:- After, although, as, as far as , because, as soon as, as long as, before, when, where, since, so that, unless, until, while, even if, than, when ever, if , where as
Examples for Coordinating conjunctions I like to eat cookies and I like to drink milk. The dress was beautiful but slightly expensive. He says nice words yetyou don t trust him. He is sick so he is not going to school. Neither her parents nor her friends supported her. Sam drank some water for he was thirsty. Which colour do you like red or blue?
Examples for subordinating conjunctions I saw him while I was driving my car. You live a happy life as long as you think optimistically. He came here so that you can meet him. She sings songs because she wants to become a singer. You cannot succeed unless you work sincerely. I went to a market where I saw a joker. We were happy when we received the first prize.
Basic rules for conjunctions Conjunctions allow you to from complex, elegant sentences and avoid the disjoint of multiple short sentences. Coordinating conjunctions allow you to join the words, phrases, and clauses of equal grammatical rank in a sentence. Subordinating conjunctions join independent and dependent clauses.
