Fill in the gap with co-ordinating conjunction (2X 1=2)
I love candy bars, ____________ I know they are not good for me. My doctor has told me this, __________ I don’t want to listen.
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I love candy bars, and I know they are not good for me. My doctor has told me this, but I don’t want to listen.
- Coordinating conjuctions as the name suggests are used to coordinate or join two phrases that have to be given same emphasis.
- There are seven coordinating conjuctions and they are listed as follows: for, nor, but, and, or, yet, so.
- In the given sentence we had used the verbs "and" and "but" to complete the given sentence.
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Fill in the gap with co-ordinating conjunction.
I love candy bars, and I know they are not good for me. My doctor has told me this, but I don’t want to listen.
- A conjunction is a word used to join words or sentences. Example : He plays and plays.
- Conjunction is divided into two parts and they are Co-ordinating conjunction and Sub-ordinating conjunction.
- A co-ordinating conjunction joins Co-ordinate sentences ( sentences of equal rank ) by using co-ordinators or linkers.
- Co-ordinating conjunction is divided into four parts : 1. Cumulative or Copulative, 2. Adversative, 3. Alternative, 4. Illative.
- Here in the first sentence and is one of the parts of Cumulative. Cumulative merely adds one statement or fact to another.
- And but is also a part of Adversative because it denotes a contrast.
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