CONJUNCTIONS 2024

Conjunction used to indicate a reason or cause.

• and

• but

• for

• so

Conjunction used to contrast ideas or indicate an exception.

• and

• but

• for

• so

Conjunction used to join words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance.

• and

• but

• for

• so

Conjunction used to indicate a result, consequence, or purpose.

• and

• but

• for

• so

nor

•  Used to introduce a negative clause after a negative clause.

•  Used to present alternatives or choices.

•  Used to indicate a contrast, similar to "but," often with a sense of surprise    or unexpectedness.

yet

•  Used to introduce a negative clause after a negative clause.

•  Used to present alternatives or choices.

•  Used to indicate a contrast, similar to "but," often with a sense of surprise    or unexpectedness.

or

•  Used to introduce a negative clause after a negative clause.

•  Used to present alternatives or choices.

•  Used to indicate a contrast, similar to "but," often with a sense of surprise    or unexpectedness.

 Used to indicate that two things are true or will happen. It's inclusive, meaning both elements are considered together.

• both...and

• whether...or

• either...or

• neither...nor

• not only...but also

 Used to emphasize that one thing is true and another thing is also true.

• both...and

• whether...or

• either...or

• neither...nor

• not only...but also

 Indicates a choice between two alternatives. It suggests that only one of the options will be chosen, not both.

• both...and

• whether...or

• either...or

• neither...nor

• not only...but also