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CoordinatorsCoordinators (and, but, so, or, nor, for*, yet*) connect elements of equal importance.
Examples:
Gary lives in Ohio, and Deana lives in Michigan. When there is a new subject and verb, a comma is used before (not after) the coordinator.
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![]() written by sonia verma, September 23, 2008
i was alive to the conjunctions,but i was not alive to thier places in a sentence. is this sentence wrong?????????
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