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Comprehensive List of Conjunctions

The document provides a comprehensive list of conjunctions categorized into four types: coordinating, subordinating, correlative, and conjunctive adverbs. Each category includes examples to illustrate their usage in sentences. This serves as a reference for understanding and utilizing different conjunctions in writing.

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Comprehensive List of Conjunctions

The document provides a comprehensive list of conjunctions categorized into four types: coordinating, subordinating, correlative, and conjunctive adverbs. Each category includes examples to illustrate their usage in sentences. This serves as a reference for understanding and utilizing different conjunctions in writing.

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A list of all conjunctions

Coordinating conjunctions
For And Nor But Or Yet So

Examples

• She is talented, but she is also very modest.


• It’s late, yet he is still awake.

Subordinating conjunctions
After Although As Because Before Even though
If Once Since So that Than That
Though Unless Until When Where While

Examples

• We went out for dinner after the movie.


• Since it’s raining, we’ll stay indoors.

Correlative conjunctions
Either…or Neither…or Both…and Not only…but also Whether…or
As…as Such…that Rather…than No sooner…than The more…the more

Examples

• You can either come with us or stay here.


• I don’t know whether to stay or go.

Conjunctive adverbs
Accordingly Also Anyway Besides Certainly Comparatively Consequently
Conversely Finally Further Furthermore Hence However Indeed
Instead Likewise Meanwhile Moreover Nevertheless Next Nonetheless
Otherwise Similarly Still Subsequently Then There Thus

Examples

• You need to leave now; otherwise, you’ll miss the bus.


• She was tired; however, she finished her homework.

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