I am really confused about subordinating and co-ordinating conjunctions.
1.Since you left, I feel sad.
In the above sentence, since is the subordinating conjunction.
2.I feel sad since you left.
In this sentence, since is the co-ordinating conjunction.
Am I correct?
Does a subordinating conjunction change into a co-ordinating if the order of the sentence is reversed?
I heard that coordinate conjunctions are only these: and, but, or, nor, so, for and yet.
and subordinate conjunctions are: since, because, when, if, after, although, until etc.
Can a co-ordinate conjunction be a subordinate and a subordinate be a co-ordinate conjunction? eg:so
1.Since you left, I feel sad.
In the above sentence, since is the subordinating conjunction.
2.I feel sad since you left.
In this sentence, since is the co-ordinating conjunction.
Am I correct?
Does a subordinating conjunction change into a co-ordinating if the order of the sentence is reversed?
I heard that coordinate conjunctions are only these: and, but, or, nor, so, for and yet.
and subordinate conjunctions are: since, because, when, if, after, although, until etc.
Can a co-ordinate conjunction be a subordinate and a subordinate be a co-ordinate conjunction? eg:so
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