1. The document provides examples of conjunctions that can be used to join words, phrases, and sentences together. It lists conjunctions such as "and", "but", "because", and "so". 2. Different types of conjunctions are described such as those that show contrast, reason, purpose, result, and alternatives. Examples are given for each type of conjunction like "although" and "though" for contrast and "for" and "as" for reason. 3. An exercise is included with 10 sentences where the reader must underline the correct conjunction. This allows the reader to practice identifying different conjunctions in context.

1. CONJUNCTION – are used to join words, phares and sentences together. Exercise 1: Underline the correct conjunctions.
Eg: and, also, besides, as well as, not only, but also etc.
1. Both the necklace (so, and, but) the ring are mine.
1. Words, phares and sentences can be joined to shows contrast
with: but, still, although, though etc. 2. Amin is not only handsome, he is (because, also, as) a very
Eg: respectful boy.
Although it was already late, we were still playing in the garden.
I did not read my book but I passed the test. 3. (Yet, As, Still) she has a lot of money, she decides to buy a
Though she was late, she was not punished. bunglow.
2. Words, phares and sentences can be joined to shows reason 4. Anita went to school (for, besides, although) she was not feeling
with: because, for, as etc. well.
Eg:
Ali is fat because he eats a lot. 5. Puan Liza is a busy person (and, also, yet) she still has time to
Mother slept early for she felt very sleepy.. spend with us.
As it was raining heavily, we didn’t go shopping.
6. The bus driver (as well as, though, so ) the passangers were
3. Words, phares and sentences can be joined to shows purpose. slightly injured in the accident.
Eg:
I gave him some money so that he could buy some food. 7. ( Because, So, Not only) was Puan Azizah friendly, she was also
Anne wants to decorate the room so that it will look more very dedicated.
beautiful.
8. I went to her house (and, besides, but) she was not in.
4. Words, phares and sentences can be joined to shows result. 9. (For, Yet, Besides) going to the post office, he also went to the
Eg:
Yusof disobeyed the teacher so he was punished. bank.
She comes early so she can sit iin front. 10. They were disappointed (for, yet, as well as) the lost the match.
5. Words, phares and sentences can be joined to express
altenatives.
Eg:
Which dress is yours, the blue one or the red one.
We can either go to Pulau Pangkor or Pulau Langkawi during the
holidays.
Neither Tina nor Susan are coming to the party bacause both of
them are not invited.