Using Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions

The video tutorial introduces conjunctions, focusing on coordinating and subordinating types. Coordinating conjunctions connect words, equal sentence parts, or main clauses, using examples like 'and' and 'but'. Subordinating conjunctions link main and subordinate clauses, with examples such as 'because' and 'until'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of conjunctions in creating smooth, grammatically correct sentences and provides exercises to reinforce learning.

Why is it important to use conjunctions to join main clauses?

What happens if we do not use conjunctions when combining sentences?

How do coordinating and subordinating conjunctions differ in their function?

Identify a subordinating conjunction in the sentence: 'I get excited whenever I get a new book.'