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Conjunction and interjection | conjunction and interjection examples | conjunction and interjection definition

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 Conjunctions:-

 A Conjunction is a word that joins word, phrase or sentence parts.

Conjunctions can be classified as: 

Coordinating Conjunctions

They join single words or groups of words. bit hey always join similar elements. For example, subject +subject, verb phrase verb +phrase, sentences +sentence.

 The seven coordinating conjunctions in English are:-

  •  For - Introduces  the reason
  • And-Puts wo similar ideas together Not mostly used in the other half of correlative statement
  • But - Links we contrasting
  • Or -Brings together two alternative thoughts par neither-nor.
  • Yet - Is similar to But when we use it to link two contrasting statement. Yet can be used as an alternative to But, if you want to achieve stronger effect.
  • So - Links the second thought to the first.

 Subordinating Conjunctions:-

They join the cause to the effect

  • Because, as, since - Identifies the cause of a situation 
  • So - Brings in the effect of a situation
  •  Although, though, whereas, while- Expresses a contrast Ideas
  • After is used to depict time

 Correlative Conjunctions:-

Some conjunctions combine with other words and work in pairs. They connect various sentence

elements that are to be treated as grammatically equal

  • both... and
  • not only .... but also
  • not .... but
  • either .....or
  • neither..... nor
  • whether . .....or 
  • as....... as

Interjections:-

An Interjection word that is added to a sentence to express spontaneous emotion. It is often followed

by an exclamation mark.

Examples:

Oh my God, that was unbelievable!

 Oh no, I left the keys in the cart!

Hey! Stop making a mess here


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