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Complexifying with conjunctions
Techniques > Use of language > Parts of speech > Using conjunctions > Complexifying with conjunctions Method | Example | Discussion | See also
MethodJoin two phrases together to make longer sentences using coordinating conjunctions such as and, but, for, nor, or, so, yet. These can be used to create complex statements that prevent interruption, cause confusion are difficult to deny. ExampleCome here and give me the drink or sit over there and be grumpy. DiscussionCoordinating conjunctions join two phrases together. The two elements that are joined are grammatically equal and may even be single words (you and I). Coordinating conjunctions fit between the joined phrases. In use, coordinating conjunctions add complexity, which can lead to illusions of expertise or overload and confusion. See also
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