grammer

[shinna]

what i a conjunction?

it is in my sons exam and i cannot help him because i dont know what it means.

thank you

sally-jo

[Teia]

what i a conjunction?
it is in my sons exam and i cannot help him because i dont know what it means.
thank you
sally-jo

Conjunctions are words that link phrases and clauses. One of the most common conjunctions in English and other languages [as well ] is "and".

For further information, explanations and examples search the following site or others on web :
http://www2.gsu.edu/~wwwesl/egw/bryson.htm


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[mykwyner]

There are coordinating conjunctions and, or, but, nor, for, so, yet that connect words, phrases or clauses that are of equal importance.

There are correlative conjunctions but...and, either...or, neither...nor, not only...but also and others that also connect things of equal importance, but are always used in pairs.

There are subordinating conjunctions since, because, although, if, after, while, when, before, unless and others that connect the main clause with an adverbial (subordinate) clause.

[shinna]

thank you both verry much it is much clearrer now

from sally-jo