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Conjunctive Words

Description:

Conjunctive words, also known as conjunctions, are words used to connect words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence. They act as linking elements, providing cohesion and clarity to the text by indicating relationships between different parts of a sentence. Conjunctive words can show addition, contrast, cause and effect, purpose, condition, and more.

Example Sentences:

1. Conjunctions showing addition:

• She and her brother went to the park.
• I like both tea and coffee.
• The team won the match and celebrated their victory.
• He not only sings, but also plays the guitar.

2. Conjunctions showing contrast:

• He is tired, yet he keeps working.
• She loves him, but he doesn't know.
• The weather is nice, although it's a bit cold.
• She studied hard; however, she didn't get good grades.

3. Conjunctions showing cause and effect:

• The car broke down, so we had to walk home.
• He didn't study, therefore he failed the test.
• The rain fell heavily, thus causing flooding in the area.
• She was hungry, hence she ordered a pizza.

4. Conjunctions showing purpose:

• She went to the store to buy groceries.
• He worked hard so that he could afford a vacation.
• They took their umbrellas in case it rained.
• She studied late in order to pass the exam.

5. Conjunctions showing condition:

• If it rains, we will stay indoors.
• She can go with us, provided that she finishes her work.
• They will come to the party, as long as they are invited.
• I will buy the tickets, assuming that they are not too expensive.

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