Conjunction Defenition Page

Conjuctions: A conjunction is a word the connects a group of words, phrases or sentences. There are three kinds: Coordinating, Correlative and Subordinating.

Coordinating Conjunctions: These conjunctions, like and, but, or, and yet are used by themselves. They can connect either a pair of words, phrases or sentences.

Correlative Conjunctions: These conjunctions, unlike Coordinating, are used in pairs. For example, Either/Or, Neither/nor, Both/and and so on. Like Coordinating conjunctions, these can connect words, prhases or sentences.

 

Coordinating: like / and / but / or / yet

Correlative: Both/and, Either/or, Neither/nor,