Sunday, January 29, 2023

Conjunctions

Conjunctions

A conjunction is a joining word. It joins the sentences or words together.

Examples : and, but, because, so, or, otherwise, etc.

Use of And
  • Amit is sitting. Pooja is sitting.
  • Amit and Pooja are sitting.

'And' is used to join same things.


Use of But
  • Kajal likes apples. Rahul likes mangoes.
  • kajal likes apples but Rahul likes mangoes.

'But' is used to join opposite things.


Use of because and so
  • She got a watch. She had birthday yesterday.
  • She got a watch because she had birthday yesterday.
    (or) She had birthday yesterday so she got a watch.

'Because' and 'so' are used to join the things where 'reason' is present.


Use of or and otherwise
  • You should read more. You will fail.
  • You should read more or you will fail.
    (or) You should read more otherwise you will fail.

'or' and 'otherwise' are used to join where 'option' or 'choice' is present.


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