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Joining Words with ‘so’, ‘and’, ‘or’, ‘but’
Joining words or Conjunction
Word used to join parts of a
sentence
Exa: and, so, or, but.
We use 'and' to We use 'but' to We use 'or' to We use 'so' for
combine similar show a show a choice showing
ideas or to add difference or between two or consequence of
information. opposite ideas. more option. something.
His favourite Would you like He was very
snacks are I eat cakes but cake or hungry, so he
cakes and I never eat biscuits? ate all the
biscuits. biscuits. cakes.
Learning objective: The students will be able to learn about joining
words like so, and, or but.
Words that join two nouns, verbs, adjectives, fragments or sentences
together are called joining words.
Words like and, or, so and but are joining words.
With live examples these words can be used to join
sentences.
For example- I play guitar. I play piano.
I play guitar and piano.
