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- 2. MEMBERS OF GROUP TREVIS SONDAKH JONATANWAWORUNDENG VANESSA KAWALO MICHELLEA RONDONUWU MONICA SUNDALANGI
- 3. WHAT IS THE CONJUNCTIONS? conjunctions is a word that connects words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence. Some examples conjunctions are: and, but, or, not, although, yet, so, either, and also. example sentence : “I like reading and writing, but I don’t like studying.”
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- 5. Coordinating Conjunction Coordinating conjunctionsare equivalent conjunctions, which are used to combine words, phrases and clauses with each other. Example Combine two words She opened the door and the window. combine two phrases Do they prefer playing baseball or playing soccer? FANBOYS (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So). He studied all night but he failed the test. combine two clauses
- 6. Subordinating Conjunction Subordinating conjunctionsare connecting words used to create complex sentences in English. Example You may leave the class after the bell rings. They will lose if they don’t practice. We go to the beach before we eat at the restaurant. Although he got the dream job, he was still unhappy. Because he got sick, he didn’t go to school today. Until I was 20 years old, I still lived with my parents.
- 7. Correlative conjunction Correlative conjunctionsare paired connecting words. Their function is to connect words, phrases, and clauses that have a reciprocal or complementary relationship. Example He will sell either his car or his house. Adam neither likes apples nor oranges. You will have to take vaccines whether you like it or not. Both Man of Steel and Batman V Superman are my least favorite DC movies. She is interested not only in maths but also in chemistry. We are as lazy as them. Lisa played violin with such passion that all of the audience were moved to tears. She would rather sweep the floor than mop it.
- 8. The most frequentlyfound conjunctions are as follows: Correlative Conjunction Either … or Neither … nor Whether .. or Both … and Not only … but also As … as Such .. that Rather .. than
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