Enhance Your Learning with Conjunction Flash Cards for quick learning
Used to connect words, phrases, or clauses that have similar grammatical functions.
Used to show contrast or opposition between two ideas or clauses.
Used to present alternatives or choices between two or more options.
Used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous action or event.
Used to introduce a contrasting or surprising statement after a previous statement.
Used to indicate a reason or purpose for an action or event.
Used to introduce a negative alternative or to indicate that a previous negative statement also applies to another item or idea.
Used to introduce a subordinate clause that contrasts with or provides additional information about the main clause.
Used to introduce a reason or cause for something.
Used to indicate a time or cause relationship between two events or actions.
Used to introduce a condition that must be met for something else to happen.
Used to indicate a simultaneous or contrasting action or event.
Used to present a choice between two options.
Used to present a negative choice between two options.
Used to present two related ideas or qualities.
Used to introduce a contrasting or unexpected statement.
Used to indicate a conclusion or result based on previous information or reasoning.
Used to indicate a simultaneous action or event that is happening while something else is happening.
Used to add more information or evidence to support a previous statement.
Used to add another point or reason to support a previous statement.
Used to introduce a contrasting or unexpected statement after a previous statement.
Used to indicate what will happen if a certain condition is not met.
Used to introduce an additional point or idea.
Used to introduce a contrasting or opposing point or idea.
Used to show a difference or opposition between two things or ideas.
Used to signal the end or summarize the main points of a discussion or argument.
Used to indicate the consequence or outcome of a previous action or event.
Used to provide a brief overview or recap of the main points.
Used to introduce a statement that provides additional evidence or support for a previous statement.
Used to rephrase or clarify a previous statement in a different way.
Used to indicate a temporary or intermediate period of time.
Used to introduce another item or idea that is being included.
Used to show the similarities or differences between two or more things or ideas.
Used to show that something is done or happens in a similar manner.
Used to indicate the purpose or goal of an action or event.
Used to introduce a precautionary measure or possibility.
Used to provide a concise or brief summary of the main points.
Used to make a statement that applies to most or all cases.
Used to specify or focus on a specific item or idea.
Used to summarize the most important or fundamental aspects.
Used to indicate the actual or true nature of something.
Used to indicate the final or ultimate result or outcome.