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conjunctions

Conjunctions
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CO-ORDINATED CONJUNCTIONS
Connects other words, phrases, clauses or sentences.  ​Joins words together.

​And  -    or   -   nor   -   for   -   so   -   yet   -  but   -   as
​-     The house and the garage are huge.
-     I can drive, but he is a better driver.
-     I cannot do it because I never learned it.

correlative conjunctions
These conjunctions come in pairs:
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Either / or    -    neither / nor    -    not only / but also    -    both / and    -    whether / or     -   as many / as
​no sooner / than   -   rather / than

​-     Apples are not only delicious to eat, but also good for your health.
-     Peter is both kind and generous.
-     Both the Irish rugby team and the Welsh rugby team are doing well.

SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Until    -   before    -    since    -   although    -    because    -   as long as    -   after    -    as    -    if   -   as soon as  -  even if   -   if only   -    now that   -   while   -   who    -   whoever 

​-     After reading the book, James understood the meaning of life.
-     If James read the book, he would understand the meaning of life.
-     James and I argue about whether it is worthwhile to read the book.

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  • Home
  • GRAMMAR
    • ADJECTIVES and ADVERBS
    • ANTONYMS and SYNONYMS
    • CLAUSES
    • CONJUNCTIONS
    • GENDER
    • HOMOGRAPHS / HOMONYMS/HOMOPHONES
    • IDIOMS and METAPHORS
    • INTERJECTIONS and EXCLAMATIONS
    • NOUNS
    • PREPOSITIONS
    • SIMILES
    • SPLIT INFINITIVES
    • SUBJECT and OBJECT
    • VERBS
    • VERB TENSES
  • ODDITIES
    • AFFECT vs EFFECT
    • ALLITERATION, PARALLELISM and POLYPTOTON
    • AMONG vs AMONGST
    • CLICHES
    • CONTINOUSLY vs CONTINUALLY
    • DISINTERESTED vs UNINTERESTED
    • DOUBLE NEGATIVES
    • DUE TO vs OWING TO
    • EITHER .. OR, NEITHER .. NOR
    • FARTHER vs FURTHER
    • I.E vs E.G
    • IF ... WAS vs WERE
    • IMPLY OR INFER
    • MAY and MIGHT
    • NONE WAS vs NONE WERE
    • SHALL or WILL
    • THAT vs WHICH vs WHO
    • THIS, THAT, THESE and THOSE
  • CURIOUS
    • HANDY VERSES
    • WORD SOUNDS
    • SOUNDS OF OBJECTS
  • PUNCTUATION
    • APOSTROPHES and HYPHENS
    • BRACKETS - Round and Square
    • COLON and SEMI-COLON
    • COMMAS and FULL STOPS
    • EXCLAMATIONS and QUESTION MARKS
    • NUMERALS
  • SPELLING
    • DROP, SWAP and DOUBLE
    • FUN THINGS TO DO WITH WORDS
    • PREFIXES and SUFFIXES
    • 'I' BEFORE 'E' and ''Q'' followed by "U"
    • SILENT LETTERS
    • SINGULAR to PLURAL
  • REPORT WRITING - HINTS
    • GRAMMATICAL PITFALLS