Conjunction
Definition: "A conjunction is a word which joins two sentences to complete their meaning."
There are two kinds of conjunctions:
Co-coordinating Conjunctions: When the conjunction is used to join two statements of equal importance, the conjunction is said to be a coordinating conjunction.
Examples: and, but, or, not, for, either, neither
Subordinating Conjunctions: When the conjunction joins two statements, one of which depends on the other for its full meaning, the conjunction is said to be a subordinating conjunction.
Examples: before, after, since, because, if, though, which, who
Definition: "A conjunction is a word which joins two sentences to complete their meaning."
There are two kinds of conjunctions:
Co-coordinating Conjunctions: When the conjunction is used to join two statements of equal importance, the conjunction is said to be a coordinating conjunction.
Examples: and, but, or, not, for, either, neither
Subordinating Conjunctions: When the conjunction joins two statements, one of which depends on the other for its full meaning, the conjunction is said to be a subordinating conjunction.
Examples: before, after, since, because, if, though, which, who
