Conjunctions Part-2 | FANBOYS | Coordinating Conjunctions (with Exercises) | Grammar with Ease

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Look at Analysis and synthesis of sentences parts 1 and 2

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

You will find them on my video on phrases and clauses and the video on simple compound complex sentences

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Not only was he hardworking, but also processor a robust constitution. Mam it is a compound sentence or complex sentence

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[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Not only .... but also are called coordinating conjunction. So whenever you see this, know that it is always a compound sentence. By the way the word in your sentence is possessed not processor.

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Most welcome 😊 grandson. please change the word "but" to "and" in your sentence; and use the past tense 'came'. Good boy.

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Thank you so much for this lovely lesson, I need to confirm one thing that can we use "but" and "yet" interchangeably while making coordinating conjunction?

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Yes, correct

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View my videos of transformation of sentences. I think I have covered it in that.

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May I use 'OR' more than one time in a clause. Like: 1. Rakesh is Hypocrite or Pessimistic or miserly. (May it be grammatically true?)

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Incorrect. 1. You may have cake or biscuits or chocolates. Or can be used for a list. 2. Rakesh is a hypocrite, a pessimist and a miser. The 'or' in the case of Rakesh does not make sense as he can be all three. It is not a choice like the items in the first sentence.

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Mam there are how much conjunction

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Not how much but how many is what we say, as you are asking for a count. There are several. Google conjunctions list and you will get them all.

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Please.. Can you find the answer related to coordinating conjunction The hotel was not good. The food was good.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

Two contrasting sentences. Which one would you use?

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The hotel was not good yet the food was good.

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Part 1?

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Ma'am, can you please post a distinction between so and therefore. i'm soo confused with them. while practicing, if i say so, therefore is resulting in as answer and vice-versa happening. this would be very helpful to me. Or share me if such video is already posted somewhere in your words.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

I think they are interchangeable as conjunctions showing consequence. But 'so' perhaps can be used to begin an argument after a series of circumstances. For e.g. The windows were unlatched, the watchman was on leave. The maid was sleeping and the dog was away with the master of the house. So, it was a wonderful opportunity for the thief to steal the heirloom. (Here, 'so' is better than 'therefore' which could have been comfortably used if it was a two clause sentence.) But even here, if you interchanged them it would not be so terrible. So don't worry too much about this.

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Soon after this lockdown lifts.

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Watch the videos several times. Use as study material. If your basics are in place you will understand the rest well.

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Sentence -- > John went to study in Boston, where some of the best universities are based. Rule - "Independent clause followed by Dependent clause" doesn't need comma Is this rule not followed when the conjunction is relative pronoun and the dependent clause is non-essential ?

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example?

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@@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher John went to study in Boston, where some of the best universities are based DC : where some of the best universities are based

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@@ankurseth6739 what kind of clause is it? you tell me.

[@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher]

yes. we use a comma only when the sentence begins with a DC

[@ankurseth6739]

@@TheMindspringsEnglishTeacher It is a non restrictive adjective clause because Boston is a proper noun

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Adjective

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