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Grammatical conjunction - Definition and Overview |
| Related Words: Adverbial, Correct, Formal, Functional, Intransitive, Linguistic, Morphological, Nominal, Philological, Phonemic, Phonetic |
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A conjunction is a part of speech that connects two words, phrases, or clauses together.
Coordinating conjunctions
If the two are of equal importance, it is a coordinating conjunction.
The first seven produce the mnemonic FANBOYS.
Correlative conjunctions
A pair of words that connect two similar parts are correlative conjunctions.
- both ... and
- either ... or
- neither ... nor
- not only ... but
- whether ... or
Subordinate conjunctions
If one phrase is subordinate to another, it is a subordinate conjunction.
See also
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Example Usage of Grammatical |
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onegirlinmelb: @ProfessorFunk hmm yeah, maybe that's where the Grammatical problems lie. |
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badnabes: @JINX Still got the bad Grammatical error in the heading on the "Afro" page of the website (should read "DVDs" not DVD's). #fixthatshitpls |
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jessicajonassss: "Push" is a headache. All the Grammatical errors and unnecessary slang and profanity.... Literally gave me a headache. Over it. :| |
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