Conjunction-The  word  that  connects words, phrases, clauses, or sentences is called conjunction.
The common conjunctions words are : and, but, for, or, nor, yet, and so
Coordinating Conjucndtion- It joins single words, or they may joins group of words but they must always similar elements.
Other conjunction words:
After, Although, As, As If, As Long As, Because, Before, Even If, Even Though,
Once, Since, So That, Though, Till, Unless, Until, What,When, Whenever, Wherever,
Whether, While
The common conjunctions words are : and, but, for, or, nor, yet, and so
Coordinating Conjucndtion- It joins single words, or they may joins group of words but they must always similar elements.
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Coordinating Conjucndtion | ||||||
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F | 
A | 
N | 
B | 
O | 
Y | 
S | 
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For | 
And | 
Nor | 
But | 
Or | 
Yet | 
So | 
Examples-
*My friend and I will attend the meeting.
*Austria is famous for the beauty of its landscape and the hospitality of its people.
*The sun rose and the birds began to sing.
*They tried but did not succeed.
*My friend and I will attend the meeting.
*Austria is famous for the beauty of its landscape and the hospitality of its people.
*The sun rose and the birds began to sing.
*They tried but did not succeed.
Correlative conjunction – These are pairs of words. These are always used together.
both... and
either... or
neither... nor
not only... but also
whether... or
Examples:
Examples:
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both ... and | 
He is both intelligent and good-natured. | 
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either ... or | 
I will either go for a walk or read   a book. | 
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neither ... nor | 
He is neither rich nor famous. | 
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hardly ... when | 
He had hardly begun to work, when he   was interrupted. | 
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if ... then | 
If that is true, then what   happened is not surprising. | 
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no sooner ... than | 
No sooner had I reached the corner, than the   bus came. | 
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not only ... but also | 
She is not only clever, but   also hard-working. | 
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rather ... than | 
I would rather go swimming than go   to the library. | 
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scarcely ... when | 
Scarcely had we left home, when it   started to rain. | 
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what with ... and | 
What with all her aunts, uncles and cousins,   she has many relatives. | 
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whether ... or | 
Have you decided whether you will   come or not? | 
Other conjunction words:
After, Although, As, As If, As Long As, Because, Before, Even If, Even Though,
Once, Since, So That, Though, Till, Unless, Until, What,When, Whenever, Wherever,
Whether, While
 
