English 6 Coordinating to Correlative conjunctions.

• And used to add ideas
• For is used to show a cause
• Nor is used to distinguish between negative clauses.
• But is used to contrast ideas.
• Or is used to show choices or options.
• yet is use to contrast ideas.
• So is uses to show a result>
• Subordinating Conjunctions introduces a dependent clause(a clause that cannot stand alone) and Independent Clause( a clause that can stand alone.)
• Examples of Subordinating Conjunctions:

  after, as, as soon as, because, in order, that, since, until, whenever, whereas, while and unless.
• Correlative Conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions that join words or words groups that are used in the same way.