Conjunctions Flashcards

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If

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Used to talk about something that could happen or will happen depending on certain situations

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and

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Used to join to similar clauses or ideas

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but

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used to join to contradicting cluases or ideas

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where

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Used to talk about a place in which an event occurs or in a specific situation.

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so

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Used to show the reason for an event or the purpose of something

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when

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Used to talk about the general time during which an event ocurred

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If

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If we study a lot, the exam will be easy.

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Where

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Last summer I went to the beach where I saw a dolphin!

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And

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This afternoon my friend is going to come to my house and we will do our homework together.

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But

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My dad would love to get a dog, but he's allergic!