Understanding Conjunctions

This video tutorial covers the topic of conjunctions, explaining their role in connecting words, phrases, clauses, sentences, and paragraphs. It distinguishes between phrases and clauses, providing examples for clarity. The tutorial categorizes conjunctions into intracalimat and intercalimat types, further breaking down intracalimat into coordinative, subordinative, and correlative conjunctions. Each type is explained with examples to illustrate their usage. The video concludes with practical exercises to reinforce understanding of conjunctions in different contexts.

What is the primary function of conjunctions?

• To separate sentences

• To create new words

• To connect separate elements

• To define words

Which of the following is NOT a type of intrakalimat conjunction?

• Subordinative

• Coordinative

• Descriptive

• Correlative

Which conjunction is used to indicate addition?

• Or

• And

• Yet

• But

Which conjunction is used to show contrast?

• But

• And

• Or

• So

What type of conjunction is 'if'?

• Coordinative

• Subordinative

• Correlative

• Antarkalimat

Which conjunction is used to indicate a condition?

• Because

• If

• Or

• And

Which conjunction is used to indicate a result?

• So

• And

• But

• Or

Which pair of conjunctions is used in correlative conjunctions?

• And, or

• If, then

• Either, or

• Because, since

What is the role of antarkalimat conjunctions?

• To connect words within a sentence

• To connect phrases within a sentence

• To connect clauses within a sentence

• To connect separate sentences

What is a key feature of correlative conjunctions?

• They are used at the end of sentences

• They are always used in pairs

• They are used to start paragraphs

• They connect unrelated ideas