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Hi The two most common main clause conjunctions are 'and' and 'but'. There are others like: 'or', 'for', and 'yet'. They link two clauses that are of equal value - that's to say, either clause could stand on its own: - I like bread and I like cheese.
- Hi The two most common main clause conjunctions are 'and' and 'but'.
- There are others like: 'or', 'for', and 'yet'.
- They link two clauses that are of equal value - that's to say, either clause could stand on its own: - I like bread and I like cheese.
- Dave
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The two most common main clause conjunctions are 'and' and 'but'. There are others like: 'or', 'for', and 'yet'. They link two clauses that are of equal value - that's to say, either clause could stand on its own:
- I like bread and I like cheese.
Dave
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