Sentences with Conjunctions

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• Types of conjunctions
• Examples of sentences with conjunctions

Conjunctions are those words that are used to join words in a sentence or sentences together. For example: The Red Y blue are primary colors. (union of words) /I put on a new dress what my father gave me. (union of propositions or suborations)

Conjugations are characterized by not having an accent and neither do they admit a change of gender or number.

It can serve you:

• Nexus
• Connectors

Types of conjunctions

Conjunctions can be separated into two large groups:

• Coordinators. They join sentences or words that are of the same syntactic category, without establishing an order of importance between them. Within the coordinating conjunctions the following types are identified:

• Tradeoffs. They express the alternation between the joined options: o, u. They may be inclusive, if both options can be valid. For example: Do you know france or Spain? or they can be excluding, if they determine a choice between the elements. For example: Do you want tea or coffee?
• Copulatives. They express the sum or accumulation of homogeneous elements: y, e, ni. For example: I went to have tea with Lucia Y Juan.
• Distributive. They are used to express alternation. For example: ya-ya; Ora Ora; well well; be-be.
• Adverse. They oppose two propositions for one to correct the other: although, but, more, however, but, nevertheless.

• Subordinates. They determine a hierarchical order between the sentences or words that they join. The elements that join are of different syntactic category and one is subordinate to the other. They may be:

• Causal. They convey the motive or cause of the statement in the main sentence: since, since, because. For example: I did not go to the party why I was sick.
• Conditionals. They express a condition for what is said in the main sentence to be fulfilled: provided, unless, yes, provided. For example: I will invite you provided that help me organize.
• Comparisons. They make a comparison between two sentences: more than, just like, like, like. For example: This exam was more difficult what previous.
• Consecutive. They express the consequences that exist between one proposition and another: So, so, so, later. For example: I did not feel well, so I went to bed.
• Concessive. They express difficulty, although it does not mean that the main proposition is not fulfilled: even though, even though, even though. For example: I won't buy you a toy by more than make a fuss.
• Temporary. They express a temporal link between the prepositions: before, after, while, when, hardly, as. For example: Call the police barely I heard the call for help.
• Finals. They are used to express the objective or purpose of what is said in the main sentence: so that, so that. For example: I cleaned the kitchen counter, in order to you can knead there.

Examples of sentences with conjunctions

1. I want to study medicine or kinesiology, I haven't made up my mind yet. [Dilemma]
2. My parents already knew Paris, However, this year they will travel there again. [Adversative restrictive]
3. I think, then [Consecutive]
4. Pray you do the homework that the teacher gave you, now you are going to tidy up your room. [Distributive]
5. Your office is not in the center if not on the outskirts of town. [Exclusive adversative]
6. My father had explained to me very clearly how it is divided by three figures, so I did very well on the exam. [Consecutive]
7. I'll go see the superhero movie even though don't feel like it. [Concessive]
8. We found our home suchas we leave it before we go on vacation. [Comparison]
9. I'm hungry plus I'm so nervous I can't eat [Restrictive adversative]
10. I studied all weekend but nevertheless, I had issues left unaddressed. [Adversative restrictive]
11. We did very well in the final of the tournament although the archer was in pain. [Concessive]
12. I'll celebrate my birthday on Sunday by more than [Concessive]
13. Covered all the furniture for what do not get stained with paint. [Final]
14. In plastic class, already we paint, already we draw, already we cut out colored papers. [Distributive]
15. I saw them very happy although they did not do very well in the game. [Concessive]
16. My mother took me to the doctor as I was not feeling very well. [Causal]
17. My birthday is tomorrow, but I celebrate it on Sunday. [Restrictive adversative]
18. I will go visit my grandparents after what finish English class. [Temporary]
19. I don't like banana ice cream neither the strawberry one. [Copulative]
20. We are happy for the game, even though we have tied. [Restrictive adversative]
21. I'll call you as soon as have news. [Temporary]
22. I did all the homework on the weekend for the purpose of have the weekend off. [Final]
23. It started to rain barely the game started. [Temporary]
24. Stephen and Ileana went on their honeymoon to the coast. [Copulative]
25. The President's announcement good it can be today, good could be tomorrow. [Distributive]
26. You can go play with your friends yes you finish the language task. [Conditional]
27. I come to look for you at your house provided accompany me to buy the dress for the party. [Conditional]
28. The teacher asked us for a political map of Europe since let's learn the capitals. [Causal]
29. In this game we put more goals what in the previous. [Comparison]
30. I'll go for a walk later yes Stop raining. [Conditional]
31. Called me on the phone While I was bathing. [Temporary]
32. I won't be able to go to play soccer on Sunday why I twisted my ankle. [Causal]
33. I was mowing the grass when The dog ran away. [Temporary]
34. We will do the end of the year play with the fifth year students, like last year. [Comparison]
35. I did very well in both exams, with what I won't have to give up the end. [Consecutive]
36. I went to the bakery for something sweet before [Temporary]
37. I will help you with homework as long as pay attention to me. [Conditional]
38. Back to the future three is so good as one and two. [Comparison]
39. We managed to raise the money that we had proposed, so that we will travel to the mountain at the end of the year. [Consecutive]
40. Next year I'll start college unless my parents give me a trip to visit Europe. [Conditional]
41. I started a production course Y audiovisual edition. [Copulative]
42. We were late why there was too late.
43. I liked the movie even though it was a bit long. [Restrictive adversative]
44. I brought the ingredients for what let's make the cake. [Final]
45. We will not arrive unless hurry up [Conditional]
46. I can't eat flour neither dairy in this new diet. [Copulative]
47. I have to define if I stay in this position or I am running for a new one. [Dilemma]
48. They were getting married but they canceled the wedding at the last minute. [Restrictive adversative]
49. Would you like a private room or shared? [Dilemma]
50. I have to review as I get very nervous before exams. [Causal]