Conjunctive adverbs may appear in any of several positions in a sentence. Jason forgot to register for chemistry. Jason forgot to register for chemistry. Jason forgot to register for chemistry. The word or word group the preposition introduces is called its object.
Different conjunctions establish different relationships between the items they connect.
We could choose pheasant or venison. Thoreau wrote Walden in 1854, and he died in 1862. Correlative Conjunctions , always used in pairs, also link gramatically equivalent items. Either I will renew my lease, or I will move. Subordinating conjunctions include since, because, although, if, after, when, while, before, unless, and so on.