What are conjunctions?
In the English language, conjunctions are words that can easily connect the sentences or sometimes to the group of words. English learners know them as connectors or joining words as well.
Let’s see some of the example sentences to understand it in a better way.
- The school team likes football although they don’t play often.
- Maya can always opt for Science and Maths in higher classes.
- Don’t take the narrow lane because it is not safe to drive there.
- What do you prefer to have in dinner besides salad?
- You might like to play in the tennis court but not on the muddy ground.
- You need to consider that Mayank played football only for three years then he left for the US.
- Feria can choose to have either milk or tea in the morning.
- Cricket becomes really interesting especially when your team is winning the game.
- First of all, Mayank needs to clean his room only then he can go out to play.
- Jonathan likes most of the sports, for example, football, volleyball, badminton, Squash.
- Being the school captain, you must know how to play Squash and badminton.
- However the history teacher explained all the events, students could not understand a word of it.
- Do you have any idea whether Peter lives in a downstreet lane or in the valleys?
- Let me know if you would be coming to the party or not.
- In fact, it was the fault of school authorities to send the entire team in one bus.
- You and your colleagues can go to the disco in order to have some fun and meet new people.
- Sana doesn’t like coffee and neither do I.
- Our school team is going to lose the match. Nevertheless, we are watching it.
- Of course, you can go to the picnic with your college friends.
- Perhaps you are not in a good mood to listen to the entire story.