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| − | A '''conjunction''' is a word that is used to link words, | + | A '''conjunction''' is a word that is used to link words, [[phrase]]s, or clauses. The following illustrate various uses of the conjunction ''and:'' |
*I planted daffodils '''and''' tulips. (linking words) | *I planted daffodils '''and''' tulips. (linking words) | ||
*We went out to eat dinner '''and''' see a movie. (linking phrases) | *We went out to eat dinner '''and''' see a movie. (linking phrases) | ||
Revision as of 23:06, March 11, 2009
A conjunction is a word that is used to link words, phrases, or clauses. The following illustrate various uses of the conjunction and:
- I planted daffodils and tulips. (linking words)
- We went out to eat dinner and see a movie. (linking phrases)
- I live in Kansas, and my father lives in Nebraska. (linking clauses)