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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS............................................................................................................................................... 2  \n2. CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS..................................................................................................................................................9  \n3. CONJUNCTIVE ADVERBS = CA ............................................................................................................................................... 20  \nTRANSITIONS .................................................................................................................................................................40  \nMODIFIERS OF NOUNS ...................................................................................................................................................45  \nM1 .....................................................................................................................................................................................45  \n1.1. DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES....................................................................................................................................45  \n1.2. DEMONSTRATIVES........................................................................................................................................................... 66  \n1.3. POSSESSIVES .................................................................................................................................................................. 67  \n1.6 DIFFERENCE WORDS: ........................................................................................................................................................93  \n1.7 NUMBERS: .................................................................................................................................................................... 100  \n1.8 QUESTION WORDS ......................................................................................................................................................... 104  \n1.9 DEFINING WORDS........................................................................................................................................................... 104  \nM2 ................................................................................................................................................................................... 113  \nADJECTIVE ORDER: ............................................................................................................................................................... 119  \nM3 = NOUNS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 127  \nPOST-MODIFIERS OF NOUNS:....................................................................................................................................... 132  \n4. M4: PP ......................................................................................................................................................................... 132  \n5. M5: ADVERBS: THERE, HERE, INSIDE, OUTSIDE, UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS…................................................................................","cbCail7wpDEmigpp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail7wpDEmigpp","pdf",4450183,324,"English","# CONJUNCTIONS\n## 1. COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS\n## 2. CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS\n## 3. CONJUNCTIVE ADVERBS = CA\n# TRANSITIONS\n# MODIFIERS OF NOUNS\n## M1\n## M2\n## M3 = NOUNS\n## ADVERB CLAUSES\n## KINDS OF ADVERBIAL CLAUSES\n## TIME CLAUSES\n## CONDITIONAL SENTENCES\n## REDUCTION OF ADVERB CLAUSES","[{\"question\":\"What conjunction topics are included in this writing grammar guide?\",\"answer\":\"It covers coordinating conjunctions, correlative conjunctions, and conjunctive adverbs used as CA, along with a dedicated transitions section.\"},{\"question\":\"What noun-related grammar is explained under modifiers of nouns?\",\"answer\":\"The guide includes articles (definite/indefinite), demonstratives, possessives, difference words, numbers, question words, and defining words, organized across modifier categories (M1–M3 and beyond).\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document cover conditional sentence types for TOEFL/IELTS writing?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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