of people in the theatre.(hand) . It is to cut sandalwood trees.(legal) . The of the President has been expected for the last half an hour.(arrive) . The man behaved in front of the crowd.
(normal) . Swathy had no of visiting the doctor. (intend) . The bacteria are so small that you need a to see them.
(scope) 10th - - Coordinating Conjunctions Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions Correlative Conjunctions Examples: when, though, although, since, until, till, after, as, before, if, unless, whereas, while, in case, as long as, as soon as, as much as, therefore, so that, because, as if, however, etc. These Conjunctions are always used in pairs. The two Connectors in each sentence that are related to each other are known as ‘Correlative Conjunctions’. Examples: neither.......nor, either.........or, not only.......but also, scarcely.......when, both........and, no sooner.........than , such......
that , etc. Examples: and, or, for, otherwise, so, but, yet, still, as well as, etc. FANBOYS :- F - For, A - And, N - Nor, B - But, O - Or, Y - Yet, S - So Coordinating Conjunctions link two groups of words that independently make sense. These Conjunctions help us to introduce Subordinate Clauses.
They are also used to join Subordinate or dependent Clauses to Main clauses.` Conjunctions are also known as connectors or linkers or link words. We use Conjunctions to join words, a group of words or sentences. There are three types of Conjunctions 10th - - Conjunctions And Their Functions Conjunctions Functions and, not only, but also, as well as, moreover, furthermore, besides, in addition to to add information Since, as, for, because, since then, before that, after that to indicate cause/reason but, yet, still, nevertheless, on the other hand, though, although, even though, however, on the contrary to express contrast therefore, consequently, then, so, so that, hence, thus to show result or purpose when, while, after, before, till, until, as soon as, as long as to indicate time if, unless, whether, in case, provided that to add condition or,