Since can be used as an adverb, a conjunction and a preposition. Since as a preposition As a preposition, since is followed by a noun/noun… Continue reading
Common mistakes with conjunctions
One conjunction for two clauses In English, we use just one conjunction to connect two clauses. Incorrect: Because he is intelligent so he gets good… Continue reading
On the other hand, while and whereas
These words or phrases have similar uses, but the grammar is not quite the same. On the other hand is a conjunctive adverb. It is… Continue reading
Common mistakes in the use of some conjunctions
Scarcely and hardly These words are followed by when or before, not than. Hardly had I entered the room when a strange creature ran out.… Continue reading
Subordinating One Clause to Another
Coordinating conjunctions simply link ideas. Subordinating conjunctions, on the other hand, also establish a more complex relationship between the clauses. They suggest that one idea… Continue reading
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