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1. The conjunction is a change of wisdom.

Connect individual nouns, verbs, and adjectives.

Concatenating phrases, nuclear swimmers answer main clauses, and subordinate clauses.

my friend, my dog , and i took a walk in the hills.

he ran through the trees, jumped over a river , and climbed up the mountain.

2. The coordinating conjunctions

fanboys] memory, which is generally placed in a sentence.

f - for he was elated, for he had received first prize.

a - and

n - nor neither the phone nor the clock worked.

b - but

o - or

y - yet

s - so school requires lots of hard work, so you should study every day.

3. The subordinating conjunction (the subordinating combination).

Connect a clause and a main clause. Generally, the sentence begins with a sentence.

because mike had not finished his homework , he was unable to play outside.Commas are important.

although she rarely studied , maria was able to do well in her classes.

if you do not understand the book , read it again.

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10.Conjunctions that lead other clauses.

1) The conjunctions that lead the subject clause and the object are that and whether, if can lead the object clause:

that:she always complains that he is down on her.She always complained that he looked down on her.

i’ll prove to the world that he was right.I want to prove to the whole world that he is right.

whether:

i don’t know whether you like flowers.I don't know if you like flowers or not.

i’ll see whether i can induce him to accept it.I'm going to see if I can convince him to accept it.

if:i wonder if it’s large enough.I don't know if that's big enough.

he asked if would show him the way.He asked me if I could show him the way.

2) that and whether can also lead the slogan clause or the copositional clause:

that:the fact is that he doesn’t really try.The fact is that he didn't really work hard.

the reason was he was afraid.The reason is that he is afraid.

whether:

the point is whether we ought to recommend him.The question is whether we should recommend him.

3) That and whether can also be used after adjectives:

i am certain that i posted the letter.I'm sure I sent it.

he wasn’t sure whether he ought to laugh or cry.He laughed at it. Subordinate Conjunctions 10

Conjunctions that lead other clauses" by studying abroad, I carefully prepare you to learn English.

Interrogative pronouns are called conjunctive pronouns when they cause clauses, including who, whom, whose, what, which, whoever, whomever, whichever, whatever, whatever.

If the object is a person, it is generally whom, whoever, whomever, and if the object is a thing, it is generally what, whose, which, whichever, whatever.

Example sentence: the question is who(m) we should trustThe question is who we should trust.

what i want to know is which road we should take.What I want to know is which way we should go.

According to the meaning, "which" is generally used when there is a choice, such as "which color crayon should be used to draw a rainbow", "which of these pants is longer", etc.

The difference between whom] and whom is that whom is the object form of who.

whatever] means "anything", "anything", "whatever". 【what】 is a pronoun that means "....""Words used to ask someone or something) what, how much", can be used to guide the clause and be the subject or object in the clause.

Everything else is easier to distinguish.

1 the people whom we visited yesterday were very nice.

2 i am reading a book which was written by luxun.

3 the picture at which she was looking was beautiful.

Thank you for clicking to like me.

Conjunctions are divided into two categories: coordinating conjunctions and subordinate conjunctions.

Coordinating conjunctions are used to connect parallel words, phrases, sentences.

1. The most commonly used coordinating conjunctions.

1. And is a commonly used coordinating conjunction, which can connect words, phrases, or sentences in an equivalence relationship. I often think that "and, again, same".

1) Indicates juxtaposition or symmetry. An AND connection can be two or more, and connecting 3 or more objects is usually a comma between the preceding objects, and an AND between the last two. Example sentence:

you,he and i must go.(You, him, and I must go.) ）

2) Indicate the purpose. and is used after some verbs to replace the infinitive of the form, which is equivalent to to. Example sentence: let's go and play .

3) The expression is connected from the top to the bottom, and it is often placed at the beginning of the sentence.

4) Indicates the addition of numbers.

5) There are multiple meanings when connecting sentences. Note: and is used in sentences, and when translated into Chinese, it does not have to be translated.

6) Used in imperative sentences. and is often used in imperative sentences to mean "(only)......Just ......”

2. but is a conjunction that indicates a transition in meaning, which can connect two parallel components or sentences, and the connecting components can only be two, table contrast, equivalent to and yet, which can mean "but, however".

Note: But and although cannot be used together!

3. OR table selection, only choose one.

Note: OR is used in interrogative sentences. When the juxtaposition component is connected with or as the subject, the predicate verb is determined by the component after or, that is, the principle of subject-verb proximity agreement is used. or is used in imperative sentences, table reminders,

Warning, threat, equivalent to otherwise, means "otherwise, otherwise". When or is used in imperative sentences, it can be converted to imperative sentences that are connected to and. or concatenate two adjacent numbers to mean "approximately".

3. SO represents the result and connects the sentences. In order to be coherent with the previous sentence or to express surprise, the so can be placed at the beginning of the sentence.

Note: so can also be used as an adverb to express a certain degree (which can mean "so, then") or in place of something said above (which can mean "so, so it is").

2. Associative coordinating conjunctions.

1、both…and…And, not only ......And ......

2、either…or…Or ......Or ......Not ......It's ......