nice to see you too
nothing special
I had a job interview but I didn't get it
maybe next time
what feedback did you get?
the interest rate is very high
-- companies are only hiring workers with experience
workers
--
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The term coordinating conjunction sounds complicated, but in fact there are only seven of them and they are all short, one-syllable words: For—And—Nor—But—Or—Yet—So — remember them with the mnemonic FANBOYS.
The most common of these coordinating conjunctions are and, but and or, in that order. Note that a comma (,) must come before the coordinating conjunction except when the clauses are short (in which case the comma is optional).
the interest rate is very high
-- companies are only hiring workers with experience
and
The and conjunction is the most common conjunction. It has several uses.
We use and to join two clauses that have equal value, for example: London is in England, and Rome is in Italy.
We use and to join two clauses when the second clause happens after the first clause, for example: There was a big bang and the lights went out.
We use and to join two clauses when the second clause is a result of the first clause, for example: He went to bed early, and the next day he felt better.
or
clor clause
clauses
klor-ziz
coin join
the first clause happens before the 2nd clause
happens afyter
the 2nd happpens after the 1st
the Lightss wenT ouT
when tout
went out
formal and informal
iNNN-formuLLL
when tout
consonant ending with a vowel beginning
vow-wuLL
a e i o u
usually
because this English
because this is English
cup of coffee
cuppa coffee
P
cuPPer KoFFFee
cuppa
cup of tea
cuppa tea
what will you after this lesson
what will you do after this lesson?
portfolio
Bought
FFFFFFo
Lee
YYYYo
PPPPPPP
FFFF
portfolio
porT-Fo-Lee-yo
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