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It meticulously details their usage across various grammatical functions, including sequencing, time, alternatives, place, cause/effect/reason, condition, concession, manner, relative pronouns, and comparison/contrast. Each category is illustrated with specific examples of conjunctions and adverbs, offering clear distinctions in their roles within sentence structure. For instance, under sequencing, 'and' and 'nor' function as co-ordinating conjunctions, while 'after' and 'before' serve as subordinating conjunctions. Similarly, conjunctive adverbs like 'First', 'Second', and 'Next' are presented for sequencing. The table further elaborates on temporal conjunctions such as 'when', 'whenever', and 'while', and causal conjunctions like 'because', 'since', and 'as'. It also distinguishes between concessive conjunctions like 'though' and 'although', and comparative conjunctions such as 'but', 'yet', 'while', and 'whereas'. 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Sequencing | and\u003Cbr>nor (adding negatives) | after, before | First, Second, Next, Finally, In addition, |\n| Time |  | after, before when, whenever till, until\u003Cbr>since, while by the time as soon as | Meanwhile, Now, Lately, |\n| Alternatives | or |  | Alternatively, Otherwise, |\n| Place |  | where\u003Cbr>wherever anywhere everywhere |  |\n| Cause, effect, reason | so for | because, since, as so, so that, now that (in order) to | Consequently, Therefore, Hence, |\n| Condition |  | if, only if, even if unless provided that assuming that in the event that |  |\n| Concession |  | though although even though |  |\n| Manner |  | how\u003Cbr>as, as if, just as |  |\n| Relative pronouns |  | who, whoever\u003Cbr>whom, whose\u003Cbr>which, that\u003Cbr>when , where |  |\n| Comparison and\u003Cbr>contrast | but\u003Cbr>yet | while\u003Cbr>whereas | Likewise,\u003Cbr>Similarly,\u003Cbr>However, |","cbCaitElqMjnjKWP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitElqMjnjKWP","pdf",149289,"English","# Conjunctions and linking words","[{\"question\":\"What are the three main categories of conjunctions and linking words discussed in the document?\",\"answer\":\"The document discusses three main categories: co-ordinating conjunctions, subordinating conjunctions, and conjunctive adverbs.\"},{\"question\":\"Can you provide examples of conjunctions used for sequencing?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, for sequencing, 'and' and 'nor' are co-ordinating conjunctions, 'after' and 'before' are subordinating conjunctions, and 'First', 'Second', 'Next', and 'Finally' are conjunctive adverbs.\"},{\"question\":\"How are conjunctions used to express cause, effect, or reason?\",\"answer\":\"Co-ordinating conjunctions like 'so' and 'for', subordinating conjunctions such as 'because', 'since', and 'as', and conjunctive adverbs like 'Consequently', 'Therefore', and 'Hence' are used to express cause, effect, or reason.\"}]","Conjunctions and linking words | PDF"]