CONJUNCTIONS ARE WORDS THAT CONNECT OTHER WORDS OR

SENTENCES TOGETHER.

• SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

• CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS• COMPOUND CONJUNCTIONS• COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS• PSEUDO CONJUNCTIONS

• Subordinating conjunctions join a subordinate clause to a main clause.

• For example: Although, as, because, after before, if.

• Correlative conjunctions always travel in pairs, they link balanced words, phrases, and clauses.

• For example: both..and either.. or

• Compound conjunctions come as phrases were several words together act as a join

• For example: as long as is a compound conjunction.

• Coordinating conjunctions join parts of a sentence that are grammatically similar.

• For example: And, But, Nor, Yet , So

• Pseudo conjunctions are when other parts of speech acts like a conjunction

• For Example: directly (adverbial conjunction) seeing( verbal conjunction) the instant( nominal conjunctions).

We like to start a sentence with and, but, and or. But we don’t like the way most authors/writers do it. Every time you write a sentence starting with these words. You just created a sentence fragment. Which is a big NO NO.

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HARLEE

TYLAN

ANTHONY

LOUIS

A.K.A THE CONJUNCTIONEERS- GROUP 1

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