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Compound Sentences - Conjunctions

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Independent clause - Example 1: I enjoy hiking.
Independent clause - Example 2: She prefers swimming.
When combined into a compound sentence: "I enjoy hiking, but she prefers swimming."

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Compound Sentences - Conjunctions

Independent clause - Example 1: I enjoy hiking. Independent clause - Example 2: She prefers swimming. When combined into a compound sentence: "I enjoy hiking, but she prefers swimming."

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1

word connects grammatical elements

A coordinating conjunction is a that two or more of the same type .

2

and so but

Indicates a contrast or opposition between two elements .

Example : He wanted to go out , it was raining .

3

or but and

Presents a choice between two or more alternatives .

Example : Do you want tea coffee ?

4

so nor nose

Used to connect negative alternatives .
Example : I can ? t whistle , can I sing .

5

so and for

Provides a reason or explanation for something previously stated .

Example : She didn't study , she was tired .

6

so or and

Indicates a consequence or result .

Example : The weather was bad , we decided to stay indoors .

7

for and yet

Indicates a contrast or contradiction .

Example : He was tired , he continued working .

8

and too so

He cooked dinner she cleaned the dishes .

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