Definition Of Coordinate Conjunctions

• A conjunction that joins two similarly constructed and/or syntactically equal words or phrases or clauses within a sentence. The coordinating conjunctions are and, but, for, nor, or, so, yet. Compare with Subordinating Conjunction.

• Definition: A type of conjunction that is used to connect two words or groups of words of equal grammatical status. The most common coordinating conjunctions are "and" and "or" in English, y and o in Spanish. "But" (pero) is also sometimes used as a coordinating conjunction.

• conjunctions or conjunctive serves to connect words with a group of words or groups of words in a sentence. conjunctions can be divided into two kinds of coordinate conjunctions (conjunctions equivalent) and subordinate conjunctions, or conjunctions bunk.
  equivalent conjunctions (co-ordinate conjunction) such as and, but, or and nor. These types of conjunctions connecting nouns with nouns, verbs with verbs, the group said the group of words, clauses and so forth.
  
  The important thing to remember when using the coordinating conjunctions =
  

  • We recommend using conjunctions in mid-sentence. Conjunctions which is located at the beginning of the sentence is grammatically it is not recommended. However, to attract attention or assert other additional information related to the previous sentence, sentence structure with conjunctions at the beginning of the sentence are now commonly used.
  • Use a comma. When using the clause to use a comma before conjunctions. However, if the clause was short, for example in the sentence She is kind so she helps people, then the comma can not be used. In the word / phrase, you should use a comma at the end of the word / phrase or before conjunctions that there are two or more words / phrases, such as the example above: It cans be black, white or gray.