Use of conjunctions

use of conjunctions

We use the conjunctions to connect ideas. We do this depending on what we want to mean.

To add an opposite idea

To add a consequence

To add a similar idea

To add an option

We use so to express the consequence of the idea we stated.E.G. The movie was great so we decided to watch it again.

We use and to join to similar ideas together. E.G. The movie was great, and it was also interesting.

We use or to provide a different option of the idea we gave.E.G. The movie was great, or is it just me who thinks that?

We use but to contrast to opposite ideas.E.G. The movie was great, but I didn't really like it.

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To upgrade your level of English, you can use more complex conjunctions that have a close meaning to or. Those conjunctions are: In other words Otherwise These conjunctions are normally used in the middle of the 2 ideas you are connecting.

Next Level

To upgrade your level of English, you can use more complex conjunctions that have a close meaning to but. Those conjunctions are: However On the other hand Even though These conjunctions are normally used in the middle of the 2 ideas you are connecting.

Next Level

To upgrade your level of English, you can use more complex conjunctions that have a close meaning to and. Those conjunctions are: Besides Also In addition These conjunctions are normally used in the middle of the 2 ideas you are connecting.

Next Level

To upgrade your level of English, you can use more complex conjunctions that have a close meaning to so. Those conjunctions are: Therefore As a consequence Consequently These conjunctions are normally used in the middle of the 2 ideas you are connecting.