What is Conjuction?
Explain it alongwith its types with examples.
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conjunction is a word which is used to join two word phrase or sentences together .
ex. Jack and Jill went up the hill ( and joints to words )
types of conjunction .
1. coordinating conjunctions .
coordinating conjunctions used to join two independent sentences or two sentences of equal rank or importance is called a coordinating conjunction .
examples .
read the following pairs of sentences .
1. the weather was fine . the sea was calm.
the weather was fine and the sea was calm.
2. he Rang the bell . no one came to the door .
he Rang the bell but no one came to the door .
2. subordinating conjunction .
a conjunction used to join two statements one of which is dependent on the other is called a subordinating conjunction .
the conjunctions where, if ,though ,when, as, after ,before ,so that and since which are used to join two sentences of an equal rank or order are also called subordinating conjunctions .
read the following sentence .
1. we did not go because it rained.( because for the reason that )
2. you can go where you like ( where is used for at /to the place in which ).
please mark as brain list .
ex. Jack and Jill went up the hill ( and joints to words )
types of conjunction .
1. coordinating conjunctions .
coordinating conjunctions used to join two independent sentences or two sentences of equal rank or importance is called a coordinating conjunction .
examples .
read the following pairs of sentences .
1. the weather was fine . the sea was calm.
the weather was fine and the sea was calm.
2. he Rang the bell . no one came to the door .
he Rang the bell but no one came to the door .
2. subordinating conjunction .
a conjunction used to join two statements one of which is dependent on the other is called a subordinating conjunction .
the conjunctions where, if ,though ,when, as, after ,before ,so that and since which are used to join two sentences of an equal rank or order are also called subordinating conjunctions .
read the following sentence .
1. we did not go because it rained.( because for the reason that )
2. you can go where you like ( where is used for at /to the place in which ).
please mark as brain list .
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Conjuction is a part of speech which are used by us to join either two sentences or two phrases together to make a single sentence.
We can make up various examples on our own in this case as many of us use it most of the time.
Example:
Sentence without conjuction,
He went home. He slept.
Here we can easily find out that the above sentences are separate and in no case can be called a single sentence.
If we want to join these sentences, then we must use a conjuction.
We will use the conjuction ' and ' in this case. We can use other suitable conjuctions as well.
Hence the sentences after joining with a conjuction,
He went home and he slept.
We can make up various examples on our own in this case as many of us use it most of the time.
Example:
Sentence without conjuction,
He went home. He slept.
Here we can easily find out that the above sentences are separate and in no case can be called a single sentence.
If we want to join these sentences, then we must use a conjuction.
We will use the conjuction ' and ' in this case. We can use other suitable conjuctions as well.
Hence the sentences after joining with a conjuction,
He went home and he slept.
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