In the test of conjunctions, there was a question : CONJUNCTIONS ARE WORDS THAT JOINS TWO SENTENCES, BUT NOT PHRASES. I ticked true. but it was false in the answer sheet. but thats not correct. PLEASE TELL ME THE CORRECT ANSWER .
Conjunctions are a class of words which can be used for both purposes. They connect words, sentences, phrases and clauses.
Look at the following examples;
Remember to feed the fish, and to get some detergent from the store. (clauses)
He was imprisoned for robbing a bank, but he will be out in a few months. (sentence)
Giving to the poor and then bragging about it does not get you closer to God. (phrases)
Your syllabus for this test contains fractions and percentage. (words.)
Look at the following examples;
Remember to feed the fish, and to get some detergent from the store. (clauses)
He was imprisoned for robbing a bank, but he will be out in a few months. (sentence)
Giving to the poor and then bragging about it does not get you closer to God. (phrases)
Your syllabus for this test contains fractions and percentage. (words.)