Conjunctions
are words or phrases that join different parts of a sentence. Simple
conjunctions (conjunciones simples) are formed by one word (such as pero);
compound conjunctions (conjunciones compuestas) are a combination
of two words together (such as aunque, siquiera); and conjunctive
phrases have two or more words (si bien, con tal de que).
Conjunctions
are classified according to their function, into coordinating and subordinating
conjunctions.
Coordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating
conjunctions join sentences, clauses, phrases, and words of equal rank.
Coordinating
Conjunctions are :
y = and
o = or
pero = but
o......o = either ....... or
ni ....ni = neither ......nor
antes = rather
ahora = however; but; now
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Subordinate
conjunctions join dependent (Subordinate) clauses to main clauses. You can recognize
a dependent clause by the fact that it cannot stand alone – its meaning is
incomplete without the main clause.
Subordinating
Conjunctions are:
- conque = so
- aunque = although
- como = because
- a fin de que = in order to
- mientras = while
- para que = in order to
- puesto que = since
- si = if
- que = that
- contal que = provided that
- cuando = when
- donde = where
- sin que = without
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