Coordinators
Coordinators connect
elements of equal importance.
S + V , but S + V
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(and, but, so, or, nor, for*, yet)
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S + V and V
S and S + V
N and N
Adj. and Adj.
Phrase and Phrase
Can be used in a series: A, B, C, or D
Subordinators
Subordinators
connect elements of unequal importance. One clause is not as strong as the
other.
S + V although S + V
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(although, even though, because,
since*,
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when, while, before*, after*,
whenever,
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wherever*, if, unless, whether?[or
not]
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as, as [adjective] as, so that,
whereas
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anywhere*, anytime*)
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Although S + V , S + V
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Sentence Connectors
Sentence Connectors connect paragraphs or show relationship between very
different ideas.
S + V . However, S + V
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(however, therefore, thus,
moreover,
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nevertheless, first*, then*, next*,
still*
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S + V ; however, S + V
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besides, consequently,
furthermore)
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Prepositions
Prepositions show
relationship among elements of a sentence. They are followed by noun phrases
only and cannot take on a S + V.
S + V (prep. phrase)
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(during, after*, before*, in, on,
at
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despite, in spite of, for*,
since*, by
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(Prep. phrase), S + V
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like, except, but*, about, to*,
from
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between [A and B], among, with
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(Prep. phrase) V + S (unusual)
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within, without, beside, near,
next to)
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* These words have more than one function.
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