Basic Conjunctions

Conjunctions are words that connect phrases, clauses, or sentences. Here are some common conjunctions and how to use them: 1. And: Use "and" to add information. - Example: She likes apples and oranges. 2. Or: Use "or" to present alternative choices. - Example: Would you like tea or coffee? 3. But: Use "but" to show contrast or an exception. - Example: I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain. 4. So: Use "so" to show a result or conclusion. - Example: She was tired, so she went to bed early. 5. Because: Use "because" to explain reasons. - Example: He is happy because he passed the exam. Conditions for using these conjunctions: - Use "and" to connect two similar ideas or items. - Use "or" when giving options or choices. - Use "but" when introducing a different idea or an exception to the first. - Use "so" to indicate the effect of an action or situation. - Use "because" to clarify the reason behind a statement.