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Clauses - Conjunction, , Conjunctions joins two or more words., , Clauses, , Clauses contains a subject and a verb and can either be independent or dependent., , St GN, = Vk, , - Yn, Conn”

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When two sentences are joined, a comma must be placed before the conjunction., , Eg: | played cards for a while but) hen | played chess., ee, , oy G So, , Type of connor ee we are connectiong two words that are of same type., Eg:, , 1) Coordinating, 2) Subordinating | want popcorn\ but not pizza., , 3) Correlative, WW N, , for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so, , , , Se _ —

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KWhile, Because, Although, After, Before, Unless, When, Until, Since, Then, As, , Connects a dependent clause with an independent clause., , C, Independent Clause: Co, Eg: Socrates drank hemlock and died., Can stand alone as a complete sentence. S yy =, Eg: The cat clawed its way to the top of the tree., Dependent Clause: Ss —, Vv, , Cannot stand alone as a sentence because it is a incomplete thought., , Eg:, | Know that wheat grows in Kansas.