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| Conjunction -a word that joins words or groups of words FANBOYS For And Nor But Or Yet So CONJUNCTIONS JOINING WORDS Jill and Peggy pretty but useless rain or snow CONJUNCTIONS JOINING GROUPS OF WORDS listened to the code and reported it right all alone but not bored in the newspaper or on the radio CONJUNCTIONS JOINING PARTS OF COMPOUND SENTENCES Joe is waiting for the mail, and Sally is expecting a phone call. The tiny bird could not fly, nor could it feed itself. |
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