Question

What is the differencevetween sub ordinte counjunction and coordinate conjunction?

Answer 1

A subordinate clause is a clause that would make no sense if it was taken out of the sentence.
"He took out a book that he had seen earlier."
The subordinate clause is "that he had seen earlier" makes no sense by itself. It must be part of a larger sentence.

A coordinate clause is a clause that has meaning independent of the sentence.
The rain ended and the sun came out.
"The rain ended" and "The sun came out" both have meaning by themselves.

Answer 2

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• ✏Coordinating Conjunction- A conjunction that joins two independent statements or two statements of equal rank or importance is called coordinating conjunction.
• ✏Subordinating Conjunction - A conjunction that joins two statements , one of which is independent on the other , is called a subordinating conjunction....