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Conjunction Types
1. Coordinating Conjunctions
2. Correlative Conjunctions (Paired)
3. Subordinating Conjunctions
4. Transitions
5. Prepositional Phrases
Conjunctions By Meaning
1. But 8. Conversely
2. Yet 9. Contrarily
3. While 10. While
Direct 4. Whereas 11. Whereas
Contrast 5. On the contrary 12. Unlike
6. In contrast 13. In contrast to
7. On the other hand 14. Contrary to
15. As opposed to
1. So that 7. In order to
2. In order that 8. To
3. For the purpose that 9. So as to
Purpose 4. In case 10. For the purpose of
5. Lest 11. For fear of
6. For fear that 12. In case of / in the event of
1. If 5. Providing (that)
Showing a 2. Unless 6. Provided (that)
Condition 3. Only if 7. As / so long as
4. Even if 8. On condition that
1. In summary 6. Finally
2. To sum up 7. In conclusion
To summarize 3. To repeat 8. To conclude
or report 4. Briefly
5. In short
Definition:
Conjunctions are words that connect and build logical relationships between complete sentences
or sentence elements. There are 5 types of conjunctions.
Conjunctions by Types
1) Coordinating Conjunctions
The short and simple transitions (two or three letters). Use a comma and one of followings
(FANBOYS - For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So) to show the way your ideas are related to each
other, to avoid short, choppy sentences, and to correct grammatical errors such as run-on
sentences.
F A N B O Y S
For and nor but or yet so