The document is a presentation about conjunctions by Brent Daigle, Ph.D. It defines a conjunction as a part of speech that connects words, sentences, phrases, or clauses. It then lists different types of conjunctions in individual slides, including coordinating conjunctions like "and", "but", and correlative conjunctions like "either...or".

1. conjunctions
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2. conjunctions
A part of speech that connects
two words, sentences, phrases,
or clauses together.
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3. conjunctions
after, although,
and, as, as far as, as
if, as long as, as
soon as, as though,
as well as
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4. conjunctions
because, before, both, but
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5. conjunctions
either, even if,
even though
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6. conjunctions
for
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7. conjunctions
how
however
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8. conjunctions
if, if only, in case,
in order that
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9. conjunctions
neither, nor, now
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10. conjunctions
once, only, or
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11. conjunctions
provided
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12. conjunctions
rather than
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13. conjunctions
since, so, so that
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14. conjunctions
than, that, though, till
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15. conjunctions
unless, until
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16. conjunctions
When, whenever, where,
whereas, wherever,
whether, while
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17. conjunctions
yet
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