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==Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions==
'''Coordinating conjunctions''' join together two concepts of equal significance, such as compound subjects or independent clauses. In English, the coordinating conjunctions are ''for, and, nor, but, or, yet,'' and ''so.'' The mnemonic "FANBOYS" is frequently used to remember these conjunctions.
'''Subordinating conjunctions''' join a dependent clause to a sentence. For example: "You can't go to the movies '''because''' you haven't finished your work." There are many subordinating conjunctions; these include ''because, if, since, although, unless,'' and ''so that.''
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