This document defines and provides examples of different types of conjunctions: 1. Coordinating conjunctions like "for", "and", "nor", "but", "or", "yet", and "so" that can join words, phrases, and sentences. 2. Subordinating conjunctions like "since", "as", "provided", "until", "because", "unless", "after", "that", "so", "if", "where", "although", "though", "in order", "while", "whereas", and "when" that join dependent clauses to independent clauses. 3. Correlative conjunctions that join items in pairs like "both...and", "ne

1. Conjunctions
By:
Benny
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2. What is it?
(WORD THAT JOINS TWO
ITEMS)
Conjunction can join:
1.Word to word
2.Phrase to phrase
3.Sentence to sentence

3. An Introduction to
• In this slide you will
learn….
• The meaning of a Conjunction
• The meaning of Subordinating
and Coordinating Conjunctions
• The Coordinating Conjunctions
• The Subordinating
Conjunctions
Conjunctions
are…

4. What is It?What is It?
• A conjunction is a word used in writing to
join words or parts of a sentence together,
like peanut butter and jelly.

5. The Seven
Coordinating Conjunctions
- For
- And
- Nor
- But
- Or
- Yet
- So

6. 1. You and I will go to Singapore next week.
2. I did not do my work nor study.
1. It rains today, for he brings umbrella

7. Subordinating Conjunctions
•Clause Will be containing:
1. Independent Clause (Main Clause)
• The Sentence can stand
itself.
1. Dependent Clause (Sub Clause)
• The sentence can’t stand itself.

8. Subordinating Conjunctions
• Since
• As
• Provided
• Until
• Because
• Unless
• After
• That
• So
• If
• Where
• Although
• Though
• In order
• While
• Whereas
• When
• Before
• How
Subordinating Conjunctions

9. Let’s Practice Subordinating
Conjunctions
When I got my test back, I was very
happy.
Before I went bed, I listened to my
I-pod.
Although I failed my test, I was still proud
of myself.
Until my mom came to pick me up, I would
wait at the school.
I told my friend I could not go to her house
I C
DC

10. Correlative Conjunction
Words in pairs that join two items in a sentence or
two sentences called as :
A clause.
Clause Will be containing:
1.Independent Clause (Main Clause)
The Sentence can stand
itself.
1.Dependent Clause (Sub Clause)
The sentence can’t stand itself.
Correlative Conjunction

11. Both …………… And
Neither …………………….. Nor
Either ……………… Or
Not only …………. But also
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Kinds of Correlative Conjunction

12. Correlative Conjunction In Use
It’seasy,
isn’tIt?

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CONJUNCTIO
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15. CORRELATIVE
CONJUNCTION

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