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Bahasa Inggris merupakan salah satu aspek penting yang dimiliki. Selain merupakan Bahasa Internasional yang akan menunjang komunikasi dengan orang lain, Sehingga perlu meningkatkan kemampuan Berbahasa Inggris (soft skill). Penguasaan kemampuan berbahasa Inggris menjadi nilai tambah bagi siswa yang akan bermanfaat terutama ketika harus berhadapan dengan dunia kerja. Karena soft skill juga diperlukan untuk menunjang hard skill yang siswa miliki. Bagaimana meningkatkan skill atau Kemampuan Bahasa Inggris anda tanpa menghambur-hamburkan rumus Grammar? Materi pelatihan e-compusoft Indonesia ditujukan langsung pada pembentukan 4 (empat) Skill berbahasa yaitu: Listening, Speaking, Reading serta Writing. Dengan teknik “Guided Oral Composition” serta sistim Full Conversation, Siswa akan merasakan kemajuan yang sangat pesat dalam Berbahasa Inggris.
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English Grammar Coordinating Conjunctions


A coordinating conjunction, also called a coordinator, links parts of a sentence with the same status. This could be two independent (main) clauses, two noun phrases, adjectives, adverbials etc of equal importance.

They include: for, and, nor, but, or, yet,

There's a mnemonic for remembering them: FANBOYS.

For example:-

It was cold. I wore a coat.
Both sentences are valid on their own, but they can be written as, "It was cold, so I wore a coat."

I attended the meeting. + My friend attended the meeting. = My friend and I attended the meeting.

The three most often used coordinating conjunctions are and, or, and but.

The coordinating conjunction and usually expresses addition or combination.

For example:-

Poetria has a dog and Karen has two cats.

The coordinating conjunction but expresses a contrast.

We were tired but happy.

The coordinating conjunction or expresses choice.

For example:-

Would you like tea or coffee?

There are two negative coordinating conjunctions: neither and nor.

For example:-

She spoke neither German nor French. ("nor" must always be part of the "neither ... nor" construction).

!Note - nor, for, and so can only join independent clauses.


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