Conjunctions ( PART B)

I already said that conjunctions is the backbone of the competitive exams, it is not only important in competitive exams but also in speaking.

With help of conjunctions sentences and phrases are used to join, 

earlier discussed what is the conjunctions? And how they work in the sentence,

Now, i am going to to discuss, co ordinate conjunctions.

CO ORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS:,

They use to indicate equalization, let me explain what i mean,. Co ordinate  conjunctions are always used to noin the sentences  or phrases  with equal parts speech,  and also according to their features,.

They are known as FANBOYS.

F stands for "for", 

A stands for "And", 

N stands for "Nor", 

B stands for "But", 

O stands for "Or", 

Y stands for "yet", 

S stands for "So",

F - STANDS FOR "FOR" IS USED TO SHOW CAUSE. 

Ex:- she came here for who is interested to learn English. 

A - STANDS FOR "AND" IS WORKED FOR ADDITION / TO GIVE EXTRA INFORMATION. 

Ex:- A police man was sent to my house and all the rooms were checked.                      ⬇️

In this case, and provides extra information. 

Ex:- Ram and mohan are brothers.

         ⬇️            ⬇️👉 Both are nouns

In this example same parts of speech has been worked 

And according to subject + verb agreement, 

When two subject joined by and, they work as a plural subject and plural verb is used with them. 

Ex:- Student and teacher were raising their voice against the management authority. 

N- STANDS FOR "NOR" IS WORKED TO GIVE OPTIONS BUT BOTH OPTIONS SHOULD BE NEGATIVE. 

Ex:- she never listened Nor followed what ever i said to her. 

In this case, same parts of speech is used ( both are verbs and same verb forms). 

B - STANDS FOR "BUT" AND BUT IS USED TO SHOW CONTRAST, IT MEANS ONE MAN BUT TWO VISIONS IN THE SAME TIME, 

Ex:- India played well but it lost the match. 

                                      ⬇️

  First statement is positive and second is negative. 

Ex:- she knows everything but she doesn't tell.

Here, noticeable part is that both sentences are formed in simple present tense. 

O- STANDS FOR "OR" IS USED TO GIVE OPTIONS BUT OPTIONS SHOULD BE POSITIVE, 

Ex:- do or die. ( same parts of speech is followed) 

Ex - she will dance or sing a song. ( Same parts of speech is followed) 

Y - STANDS FOR "YET" IS WORKED FOR EXCEPTION. 

Ex:- i want to loose the weight yet i eat chocolate. 

Ex:- she wants to learn english, yet she avoids it. 

In this case, same tenses has been followed. 

S - STANDS FOR "SO" IS USED TO SHOW CAUSE / RESULT.

Ex:- she committed heinous crime, so she got capital punishment.

Ex:- They want to learn english, so they attend the class daily.

In this case, same tenses has been followed.

Here, discussed all the aspects of co - ordinate conjunctions which play important role to join the sentences and phrases.

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