What is conjunction | Types of conjunctions | coordinating  & correlative conjunctions | Part (1)
Channel: Hinglish Spices
Date: 2021-06-01

Hey ! 

 To be fluent in english, you must have command over conjunctions l. It makes your english impressive and effective.. 

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What is conjunction? 

A conjunction is a word that joins words, phrases and clauses. 

For example.. (1) He will learn english or hindi or sanskrit. 

(2). You like her very much, but I don't. 

Conjunction is also know as 
Connectors & 
Linkers 

Kinds of conjunction....

There are three kinds of conjunction...
(1). COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
      ( COORDINATORS) 
(2). CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS
     ( CORRELATIVES)
(3). SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
     ( SUBORDINATORS) 

(1). COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS...

Coordinating conjunctions are ..
 For               F
And               A
Nor               N
But.               B
Or.                O
Yet.               Y
So.                S

Examples...

(1). For 

(1) . John is crying, for he failed in exams. 
(2). John didn't follow the traffic rules, for he was charged. 

(2). And

(1) . I have two pen, and both of them do not work. 
(2). Rhea and Sushi are kneading the dough 

(3). Nor 

(1) . He is not my friend, nor does he want to be. 
(2). Rohan will not listen to me, nor will he listen to you. 

NOTE... 

Nor is also used with neither as a correlative conjunction. 

(4). But 

(1). I love you, but I will not marry you. 

(2). He worked hard his exams, but he failed. 

(5). Or 

(1).  Do you want to take lunch, or would you like to stay hungry ? 

(2). What would you like to take veg or nonvage? 

NOTE...

Or is also used with either as a correlative conjunction. 

(7). So 

(1). I am feeling hungry, so I am going to cook something.

(2). They went at the hospital, so they could meet her.

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