CONJUNCTIONS
Conjunctions are used to link or connect words and/or sentences
COPULATIVE CONJUCTION
They are those that connect or connect something already mentioned.
DISJUNCTIVE CONJUNCTION
They indicate choice, separate or differentiate two terms.
CONDITIONAL CONJUNCTION
They are those that indicate condition for the realization of something
CONCESSIVE CONJUNCTION
They are used to signal an objection or repair to the above.
CONCLUSIVE CONJUNCTION
These connectors reflect the consequence of what is said in the text.
CONTINUOUS CONJUNCTION
They are used to give continuity to the idea that is being expressed
ADVERSATIVE CONJUNCTION
They add a negation to the above-mentioned phrase, a phrase opposed to the other
CAUSAL CONJUNCTION
They introduce causes at the level of the text when one sentence fulfills the function of being the cause of another.
COMPARATIVE CONJUCTION
They are used when one or more sentences express degrees of comparison by similarity or difference.
FUNCTIONAL CONJUNCTION
We use the functional connectors to express an end, purpose or purpose
NOTE
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