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Presented by: Ahmad Khobir Mohd Asyraf Fatin Najwa Noorul Rafidah Raja Norazlinda
Definition
is a word that joins two parts of a sentence. Conjunction is used to link words, phrases and clauses. eg : 1) Zaidah bought a laptop and a printer at the computer fair. 2) Raja is not only pretty, but also kind.
Conjunction
Uses of Conjunctions
Usage
To show things or qualities of same functional value
Conjunctions
and, also, as well as, not onlybut also
Examples
1)Nora is smart and beautiful. 2)The food is not only delicious but also cheap. 1) Syaza is rich but humble. 2) Her pay is good yet she is not satisfied. 1) Lyn is young and beautiful. However, she is very nasty.
To show contrast
However
Examples 1) Iqbal is both kind and humble. 2) Aqilah is neither deaf nor dumb. 1) He does his homework everyday. Similarly, he should also revise his work daily. 1) Besides teaching, Umar is also a deejay. 2) In addition to jogging, I work out at the gym daily.
similarly
Besides, in addition
Examples 1) You can do the tango or the waltz. 2) You can either watch a movie or listen to music. 3) Be punctual or else you will miss the train.
To show reason
1) I left early as I was not feeling well. 2) I gave the beggar food because he was hungry. 1) We will sue you if you do not pay us for the damage. 2) Unless you repent, we will not forgive you
To show condition
If, unless
Examples 1) I gave Wan some money so that he can buy some food. 2) I went early in order to get some food.
1) While she was bathing, the door bell rang. 2) We were sleeping when the robbers broke in.
1) We watched the movie till the end. 2) I waited until all the children had gone back.
Until, till
Examples 1) June is busy, therefore she is not coming to the party. 2) Lim is angry, as a result he is not going to help me. 1) I will look for you wherever you may be. 2) Please return the book to the library where you borrowed it.
To show place
Where, wherever
1) Even if you apologise, she will not forgive you. 2) Although he is lazy, he is helpful.
Category of Conjunctions
Subordinating
1)
Coordinating conjunctions: Connect independent clauses of a sentences Always come between the words, phrases or clauses that they join Must always join similar elements
Sentences: 1) Husna and Aisyah are going to the mall. 2) Lilacs and violet are usually purple. 3) This movie is particularly interesting to feminist film theorists, for the screenplay was written by Mae West. 4) Dannys uncle claimed that he spent most of his youth reading books and studying.
2) Subordinating conjunctions: Connect two parts of a sentences that are not equal usually come at the beginning of the subordinate clauses
Subordinating Conjunctions
Sentences: 1) After she had learned to drive, Huda felt more dependent. 2) If the paperwork arrives on time, your cheque will be mailed on Tuesday.
3)
Correlative conjunctions: are always used in pair Link equivalent sentences elements
Correlative Conjunctions Not only..but also Both.and Neithernor Eitheror Whetheror Just as..so too
Sentences: 1)Both my father and my grandfather went fishing. 2) The explosion destroyed not only the school but also the neighbouring houses. 3) Bring either a bowl of potato salad or a bowl of fruit salad.