词法.5连 词考点（Lexical.5 conjunction test point）.docVIP

词法.5连 词考点（Lexical.5 conjunction test point） In conjunction (a) overview of the knowledge A conjunction is a function word that is used to link sentences and sentences, phrases, nouns, and other words. It can not be used as a constituent of a sentence alone. According to its meaning, it can be divided into two major categories: coordinate conjunction and subordinating conjunction. The two sides of the conjunction connection is equal. The usual coordinate conjunctions are and, both... And, either... Or, neither... Nor, not, only... But, also, as, well, as, etc.. But if the two part of the connection does not tend to be consistent, the coordinate conjunctions that have a meaning turn are: but, however, while (and), only (just). There are also coordinate conjunctions for choice relations, such as: or, or, else, otherwise... There are two connected parties, or that the conjunction of reciprocal causation, antecedents and consequences are: for, so, therefore, then (so). The conjunctions are often used to connect noun clauses in the middle range, such as: that, if, whether, then used to connect adverbial clauses. One reason is the adverbial clause connectives are commonly used: when while, as, since, before, after, once, as soon as, until, till connected with conditional adverbial conjunctions: if, unless, as long as, and conjunctions reason adverbial are because, since, as, now (that since). The conjunctions of adverbial clauses such as purpose, result, mode, comparison and place are: so, that, so... That, such... That, as... As, than, where... They are almost nowhere to be seen in sentences and articles. The specific use of the table below. The Conjunction list Category n. Coordinate conjunctions connect words that have coordinate relationships: He, knows, neither, English, nor, French. Phrase Are, you, going, by, bus, or, on, foot? Clauses Mary, was, a, good, girl, but, she, had, one, shortcoming. Subordinate conjunctions lead: adverbial clauses, Ill, do, it, as, you, t