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    This document discusses the use of conjunctions like "and" and "but" to join two independent clauses. It provides examples of using "and" to emphasize that two positive statements are true or a negative and positive statement are both true. In contrast, it shows how "but" or "nor" can join two negative statements or a positive and negative statement. Conjunctions are used to emphasize whether one, both or neither of two statements are true.

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    This document discusses the use of conjunctions like "and" and "but" to join two independent clauses. It provides examples of using "and" to emphasize that two positive statements are true or a negative and positive statement are both true. In contrast, it shows how "but" or "nor" can join two negative statements or a positive and negative statement. Conjunctions are used to emphasize whether one, both or neither of two statements are true.

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    M10.2 Inclusive

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    Wahyu Hidayat
    This document discusses the use of conjunctions like "and" and "but" to join two independent clauses. It provides examples of using "and" to emphasize that two positive statements are true or a negative and positive statement are both true. In contrast, it shows how "but" or "nor" can join two negative statements or a positive and negative statement. Conjunctions are used to emphasize whether one, both or neither of two statements are true.

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    1. She can dance. She can sing.
    • She nolt only can dance, but she also can sing.
    • She can not only dance but also sing.

    2. They need food. They need medicine.

    3. He has been late four times. He hasn’t done any work.

    4. She was upset. She was angry.


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    Used for emphasizing that each of two things is true.

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    1. I like the movie. I like the play
    I like both the movie and the play.

    2. The movie was good. The play was good.

    3. The actors were engaging. The actors were skillful in their performances.

    4. Ebert likes the movie. Ebert recommends the movie.


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    1. I dont like the movie. I dont like the play
    I dont like either the movie or the play.
    I like neither the movie nor the play.

    2. The movie was not good. The play was not good.

    3. The actors were not engaging. The actors were


    not skillful in their performances.

    5. Ebert does not like the movie. Ebert does not


    recommend the movie.

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