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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
co-ordinate conjuction
Hello,
The conjuction "so" comes under both co-ordinate and sub-ordinate conjuction.
How to identify that in a particular sentence the word "so" is a sub-ordinate conjuction or co-ordinate conjuction.
Are the word "only" , instead, therefore co-ordinate conjuctions?
The conjuction "so" comes under both co-ordinate and sub-ordinate conjuction.
How to identify that in a particular sentence the word "so" is a sub-ordinate conjuction or co-ordinate conjuction.
Are the word "only" , instead, therefore co-ordinate conjuctions?
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I do not think " so " can be in both. I think it is only a co-ordinate conjunction.
- I do not think " so " can be in both.
- I think it is only a co-ordinate conjunction.
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I do not think " so " can be in both. I think it is only a co-ordinate conjunction.
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