COORDINATE
CONJUNCTION
These
conjunctions join equal sentence parts. We have seen that compound
subjects and predicates are joined together by these words. They are actually
used to join any parallel elements of the sentence .
Example :
1. Music
and matemathics are related subject . (two subject)
2. He
is poor but honest. ( two adjective )
3. Did
you look in the dictionary or the encyclopedia? ( two subjects of a
preposition)
4. Did
you look in the dictionary or the encyclopedia ( two prepositional
subject )
5. The
victorious party sang and danced in the streets ( two predicates)
These
conjunction are also used to join whole sentences together . there are seven
coordinate conjunctions = and, or, not, but, for,so,yet.
Notice
that they have distinct meaning=
*
and shows augmentation.
Example: - my brother moved to New York , and
I moved to Japan.
- Dolphins are friendly
animals, and they are also intelligient.
*
But and yet shows contrast. Yet is sometimes considered a conjunctive
adverb like however ,rather than a
coordinate conjunction.
Example: - her cousin moved away, but
she stayed in twon.
- Michelle is a vegetation, yet
she eats chicken.
- Yugal earns a good salary, yet
he never seems to have any money.
Or
and
Nor show contrast or alternation.
Example:
- are you going to the party, or will you stay home?
- I do not write Arabic, nor
do I speak it well.
For
and So show reason.
Example:
- that student failed, for he was veryill this year.
- the books were cheap, so I bought
all of them.
Notice
that after nor the subject pattern takes questions word order : the verb or
auxiliary before the subject.
Example
: I am not eager to there, nor is erik.
- I am not eager to there , nor will erik be.
When
a coordinate conjunctions join two sentences , the conjunction is normally
preceded by a comma.
Example:
- pedro lives in mexico city, and maria in hollyword
- pedro is single , but angel
has a wife and two children.
Sentences
joined by coordinate conjunctions may or may not be of the same basic pattern ,
as canbe seen by examining the preceding sentences.
PARARELL CONTRUCTIONS
Parallel construction means using the same pattern of words to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance. This can happen at the word, phrase, or clause level. The usual way to join parallel construction is with the use of coordinating conjunctions such as "and" or "or."
Words and Phrases
With the -ing
form (gerund) of words:
Parallel:
Mary likes hiking, swimming,
and bicycling.
With infinitive phrases:
Parallel:
Mary likes to hike, to
swim, and to ride a bicycle.
OR
Mary likes to hike, swim, and ride a bicycle.
OR
Mary likes to hike, swim, and ride a bicycle.
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