Question

H. Circle the appropriate conjunction.
1. I'll phone you (but / and) tell the matter.
2. The party was boring (and / but) I stayed on.
3. She speaks good English (and / but) has
a strong Malayalam accent.
4. Raja likes to go for movies (and / but) not dramas.
5. Daddy brought cakes, biscuits, (and / but) some
chocolates too.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. And

2. But

3. And

4. But

5. And

Conjunctions are the parts of speech which join two sentences.

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Answer 2

AnswEr :

1. I'll phone you (but / and) tell the matter.

• I'll phone you and tell the matter.

2. The party was boring (and / but) I stayed on.

• The party was boring but I stayed on.

3. She speaks good English (and / but) has a strong Malayalam accent.

• She speaks good English and has a strong Malayalam accent.

4. Raja likes to go for movies (and / but) not dramas.

• Raja likes to go for movies but not dramas.

5. Daddy brought cakes, biscuits, (and / but) some chocolates too.

• Daddy brought cakes, biscuits, and some chocolates too.

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• The word's that link other words, phrases, or any clauses together are called as Conjunctions.

• Conjunction's help us to create elegant & complex sentences.

• Word's like “but”, “although”, “while” are some common conjunctions.

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Conjunctions are classified into 3 types :

• Coordinating

• Subordinating

• Correlative

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Examples of Conjunction's :

• Neither the blue dress nor the white one looks right on me.

• I’d like to thank you for the lovely gift.

• They do not smoke, nor do they play cards.

• Ayesha is getting good grades because she studies every day.

• I have two dogs and a cat.