DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COORDINATING AND SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS ( PLEASE GIVE A VERY EASY DEFINITION ALSO....VERY FAST PLS EXPERTS) ?
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-When a conjunction is placed between words, clauses, phrases or sentences, it is known as a coordinating conjunction.
Some coordinating conjunctions are: and, but, so, or.
For example: He came home and he went to sleep.
- A conjunction used to join a subordinate clause to the main clause, is called a subordinating conjunction.
Some subordinating conjunctions are: before, after, although.
For example: The school reopened after the floods.
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-When a conjunction is placed between words, clauses, phrases or sentences, it is known as a coordinating conjunction.
Some coordinating conjunctions are: and, but, so, or.
For example: He came home and he went to sleep.
- A conjunction used to join a subordinate clause to the main clause, is called a subordinating conjunction.
Some subordinating conjunctions are: before, after, although.
For example: The school reopened after the floods.
Regards