One of the things I noticed while marking students’ work is that students with a higher level of English can write longer sentences without getting the grammar all messed up.
With this in mind, Grammar Girl would like to remind you about conjuctions and give you some brief examples.
A conjunction is a word that joins two words, phrases or sentences. Some very basic conjuctions include FOR, YET, BUT, SO, NOR, OR, AND. Here are some examples of pairs of words, phrases or sentences that have been made longer by these conjunctions:
‘I like tea AND coffee.’
‘Lazy students may want to improve their English but don’t read enough.’
‘Jessie went out last night, so she was late for work this morning.’
Next week, we’ll look at other types of conjunctions.
See you next week!
Grammar Girl
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