Conjunctions Notes & Exercise
Level-2:
- Exercise-1, Exercise-2, Exercise-3
Level-3:
- Notes
- Exercise-1, Exercise-2, Exercise-3, Exercise-4
Level-4:
- Notes
- Exercise-1, Exercise-2, Exercise-3, Exercise-4
Level-5:
- Notes
- Exercise-1, Exercise-2, Exercise-3, Exercise-4, Exercise-5
Level-6:
- Notes
- Exercise-1, Exercise-2, Exercise-3, Exercise-4, Exercise-5
Level-7:
- Notes
- Exercise-1, Exercise-2, Exercise-3, Exercise-4, Exercise-5
Conjunction Study Notes
Conjunctions and their types
Coordinating conjunctions:
Examples of Coordinating conjunctions of Addition:
The conjunctions ‘and, both…and, as well as, not only…but also’ are examples of this type of conjunction. Such conjunctions join sentences or clauses that have equal importance, i.e. of the same category.
Sentences with coordinating conjunctions of addition:
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Download Conjunction Exercise-1
Choose the appropriate conjunction from those given in the bracket to make the sentences correct.
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Conjunction-Exercise-2
Click the correct option that has been used to join the given pairs of sentences:
(a) There was lightning with thunder but it did not rain.
(b) There was lightning with thunder and it did not rain.
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