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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I would like to know how & where following conjunctions are used in English "After, since, when, although, so that, whenever, as, supposing, where, because, than, whereas, before, that, wherever, but that, though, if , Whether, which, in order that, till, while, unless, who, no matter, until, why, how, what, even though"
please be kind enough to explain with an example for each sentence!
please be kind enough to explain with an example for each sentence!
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After leaving school, I went to a restaurant ( Adv. adjunct of time) Since he is here now, I'll left ( Reason clause) When he arrived, Tom got angry (Time clause) Lorna went out although it was raining (Concessive clause) He lowered his voice so (that)/in order that his sister couldn't hear him. (Clause of purpose) If you belive that, you will belive anything ( Conditional clause) They went wherever they could find work ( Clause of place).
- After leaving school, I went to a restaurant ( Adv.
- adjunct of time) Since he is here now, I'll left ( Reason clause) When he arrived, Tom got angry (Time clause) Lorna went out although it was raining (Concessive clause) He lowered his voice so (that)/in order that his sister couldn't hear him.
- (Clause of purpose) If you belive that, you will belive anything ( Conditional clause) They went wherever they could find work ( Clause of place).
- Whether trained or not, Mary is doing an excellent job.
- (Alternative conditional-concessive clause) The book which I bought is too expensive (Defining relative clause) Why she did so is unknown (Wh interrogative clause) They took what they offered them.
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After leaving school, I went to a restaurant ( Adv. adjunct of time)
Since he is here now, I'll left ( Reason clause)
When he arrived, Tom got angry (Time clause)
Lorna went out although it was raining (Concessive clause)
He lowered his voice so (that)/in order that his sister couldn't hear him. (Clause of purpose)
If you belive that, you will belive anything ( Condition
Since he is here now, I'll left ( Reason clause)
When he arrived, Tom got angry (Time clause)
Lorna went out although it was raining (Concessive clause)
He lowered his voice so (that)/in order that his sister couldn't hear him. (Clause of purpose)
If you belive that, you will belive anything ( Condition
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