Coordinating conjunctions

Front

"And" joins similar ideas.

Back

true

Front

"but" joins different ideas.

Back

true

Front

The conjunction "nor" is used with "neither".

Back

true

Front

"You can ask either Kam Xiong or Saleh to assist you; both are helpful."

Back

either...or

Front

My grandfather can neither read nor write because he is illiterate.

Back

neither...nor

Front

The dish pairs well with chili sauce ___ oyster sauce.

Back

or

Front

We went early. We missed the bus. Correct sentence?

Back

We went early BUT we missed the bus.

Front

"She forgot to put the meat in the refrigerator. It turned bad." Correct sentence?

Back

She forgot to put the meat in the refrigerator SO it turned bad.

Front

Fried rice ___ noodles for breakfast?

Back

or

Front

Listen to me ___ I am your father.

Back

for