Conjunction English Grammer Definition Conjunction is a joining

Conjunction English Grammer

Definition Conjunction is a joining word which joins together two or more words/ sentences into one sentence. Example: Slow and steady He is a good cricketer, but he is not selected for the final match Poor child died before he reached hospital

Types of Conjunction 1) Coordinating Conjunction – Used to connect word, clauses and phrases of equal rank or importance (and, but, or, nor, for, yet, so) And – Combine two words/ sentences/ ideas But – Connect contrast ideas Or – Express a choice between two things Nor – Combine two negated words/ sentences For – Conjunction of purpose or reason Yet – Express something that has not happened but you expect it to happen So - Conjunction of result or consequence

Types of Conjunction Contd… 2) Co-relative Conjunction – Used in pairs to connect two words/ sentences/ phrases (Either…Or, Neither…Nor, Both…And, Whether…Or, Not Only…. But Also) Either. . Or – Show choices between two things Neither…Nor – Refuse both of the choices Both. . . And – Combine two ideas Weather…Or – Express doubt or choice between two things Not Only…But Also – Inclusion of more than one thing

Types of Conjunction Contd… 3) Subordinating Conjunction – Connect two unequal parts (dependent and independent clauses to derive full meaning)

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