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If you're looking for a good overview of conjunctions, this is the place. Full of examples and charts, this website takes you through the different types of conjunctions: coordinating, correlative, and subordinating. There is also a section on conjunctive adverbs. You'll learn how to choose appropriate connecting words as well as how to punctuate sentences that use them.
- The Coordinating Conjunction
What does the acronym FANBOYS have to do with conjunctions? Grammar Bytes will show you. They've put together an informative website to help you master coordinating conjunctions. You'll learn the difference between coordination and subordination and get the answer to the age-old question, "But, can I start a sentence with 'and'?"
- English Conjunctions
A comprehensive review of conjunctions, this website provides several useful charts and sample sentences. The site covers not only coordinating and subordinating conjunctions but also correlative conjunctions. A lot of information in a well-organized format.
- William Carlos Williams's "This Is Just to Say"
In a poem with as few words as William Carlos Williams's "This is Just to Say," every word takes on great importance. How do the conjunctions function in this piece? Why do you think Williams chose to connect his thoughts and stanzas the way he did?
Conjunctions: Putting It Together
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