Conjunctions are words that connect words, phrases, or sentences. Common conjunctions include "and", "or", and "but". "And" joins two similar ideas, "or" shows a choice between two or more options, and "but" joins two contrasting or opposite ideas. The document provides examples of how each conjunction is used and its function in connecting different parts of a sentence or idea.

1. CONJUNCTION
What is your function?

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3. Conjunction, what’s your function?
Conjunction is a word that connects
words, phrases or sentences to each other.
• Some common conjunctions …
and
or
but

4. Conjunction, what’s your function?
and
joins two similar ideas…
bread and butter
milk and honey
I have a cat. I have a rabbit.
I have a cat and a rabbit.
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5. Conjunction, what’s your function?
or
shows a choice between two or
more options…
coffee or tea
right or wrong
We can go to the movies. We can stay at home.
We can go to the movies or stay at home.

6. Conjunction, what’s your function?
but
joins two contrasting
(opposite) ideas…
Not this but that
Not apples but oranges
Bahar is tall. Intan is short.
Bahar is tall but Intan is short.

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