Conjunctions

If you can learn how to use conjunctions properly, you can be a better communicator in English. The most common conjunction, "and," doesn't get as much attention as it deserves. It's good to know when to use it and when not to use it. Here are some examples:

Harold and Brooke are getting married. ("and" creates a compound subject)

She likes to sing and dance. ("and" creates a compound verb)

My computer is kind of slow, and it keeps on crashing. (compound sentence)

To learn more about how to use "and" and other conjunctions, click here.