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Adversative and Illative Conjunctions with Examples

  You will have a profound glance at the coordinating conjunctions and their types with detailed examples. The first part of the conjunction wherein you substantially learned about types of conjunctions , definition, and their various types. There was only the explanation of coordinating conjunctions and their two main parts, but now you are going to learn leftover parts about it. Types of coordinating conjunction           1.     Cumulative conjunction           2.     Alternative conjunction           3.     Illative conjunction           4.     Adversative conjunction I hope you have already learned the first two parts of coordinating conjunction and types in the previous part.  conjunction in a sentence connects two or more than two various substances of grammar. Here you will go through the most advanced part of the conjunctions which is Subordinating conjunction. Firstly there are examples of the leftover conjunctions from the coordinating conjunctions. Adversati
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Type of Coordinating Conjunctions with Examples

     If you wish to make grammatically long and correct sentences, this article is really beneficial for you. Herein you will have an easy access to outstanding knowledge about           1.     What is a conjunction?           2.     How many types of conjunctions are there in the English language?           3.     How to categorize them?           4.     What is a coordination conjunction?           5.     Types of coordinating conjunction. What is a conjunction ? A conjunction is a word that we use to make longer sentences and it connects two or more than two subjects, nouns, pronouns, sentences, clauses, verbs, phrases, adjectives and adverbs.   Let’s look at some conjunction examples           1.     Rahul and Mickey are best friends. (noun as subjects)           2.     We learnt 10 kinds of adjectives and examples in the last class. (noun as objects)           3.     You and they go to the same college. (pronoun as subjects)           4.     I go to school, but don’t study proper
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Subordinating Conjunctions with Examples

Conjunction is word that is used to connect two or more than two words or parts of sentences. There are two types of conjunction in the English language         1.      Coordinating Conjunctions         2.      Subordinating Conjunctions In the previous parts you can have an easy glance at our first  types of conjunctions  wherein you can learn the basic definition of conjunctions and its all the types all together. In this part of conjunctions we are going to learn the rest part of conjunction with examples and types Subordinating conjunctions are very important in terms of competitive exams. Let’s start the article without further delay. Conjunctions of reason  This type mainly focuses on the cause or reasons for something. The below conjunctions are used for it. (Since, for, therefore, That, As, Because, Now that)         1.      Since I was absent, nobody came to attend class.         2.      Since it was raining, he carried an umbrella with him.         3
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