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Nathan mckane Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Conjunction or adverb !

Hello !

One of the things about the grammer that gets me totally confused is the Diffrence between adverb and conjunction when it comes to determining part of speech of , e.g where or when in the followimg sentences .
I've taken these sentences from the Oxford English Dictionary :

Where as conjunction :

This is where I live
Thats where you are wrong

Where as adverb :

It's one of the few countries where people drive on the left .
We then moved to paris , where we lived for six years .

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Please ....

I need some professionals to answer this question

It is realy crucial for me to know the answer

Thanks a million times in advance[F]
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What do you mean, 'crucial', Nathan? You need to reassess your priorities. Finding a job is crucial. Finding a good woman is crucial. Having regular bowel movements is crucial. Adverb vs conjunction is not crucial, and I tell you this from over 40 years in the English business.

No one has answered because no one is sure; this is a slippery business. I suggest that the conjunctions
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