Subordinating conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions are 'meaningless' markers of subordination. For example, 'to', 'for' & 'that'.
What are the other subordinating conjunctions as per the modern grammar?
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You quoted elsewhere from CGEL. There are two CGEL's, and they are both very comprehensive, dealing with just about every aspect of English grammar in a thorough and scholarly manner. Which one are you using, and doesn't it answer your question?
- You quoted elsewhere from CGEL.
- There are two CGEL's, and they are both very comprehensive, dealing with just about every aspect of English grammar in a thorough and scholarly manner.
- Which one are you using, and doesn't it answer your question?
- What research have you done on this?
- Incidentally, you have been asking a lot of questions here and elsewhere.
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You quoted elsewhere from CGEL. There are two CGEL's, and they are both very comprehensive, dealing with just about every aspect of English grammar in a thorough and scholarly manner. Which one are you using, and doesn't it answer your question?
What research have you done on this?
Incidentally, you have been asking a lot of questions here and elsewhere. Please be respectful of t
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