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Anintita Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

conjunction vs. connector

What are the differences with these two words conjunction and connector? When I learned the grammar: Part of Speech, conjunction is one of the 8 part of speech. What about connector?
  

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Anintita What about connector? Connector is not used as a grammatical term. It is used in mechanical or electrical systems.

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  • Anintita What about connector?
  • Connector is not used as a grammatical term.
  • It is used in mechanical or electrical systems.
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Anintita What about connector?
Connector is not used as a grammatical term. It is used in mechanical or electrical systems.
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Anintitaconnector
"Connector" is a very general term for any word or word group that serves to connect one clause with another. Connectors are also called 'connecting words', 'links', 'linking words', or 'link words', depending on which book or website you read.

One type of connector is the conjunction. There are two kinds of conjunctions.

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