Conjunction:-
Definition :-
Conjunction is a Parts of Speech which is used to join words, phrases, clauses
or sentences.
Examples :- Ram and Sam are going to play.
The
weather was fine, but I did not go to school.
Classification of
Conjunctions on the basis of Form:-
Conjunctions have three basic forms.
1.
Single word Conjunctions:- and, but, though,
although, because, yet, for etc
2.
Compound Conjunctions :- There are several
Conjunctions which end with ‘as’ or ‘that’.
Examples:- as long as, as far as, as soon as, provided that, in order
that etc.
3.
Correlative Conjunctions:- Examples:- so .... that,
Difference between
Subordinating Conjunctions and Coordinating Conjunctions:-
Subordinating Conjunctions
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Coordinating Conjunctions
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Dependant Clause is added to a Main Clause with the help of a
Subordinating Conjunctions.
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Grammatical equal parts are combined by Coordinating Conjunctions.
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Examples:- Though, although, unless, since, because etc.
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Examples:- And, but, or, yet, so, for etc.
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