There are some differences between conjunctions and adjectives, especially in terms of their function (representative image)
Conjunctions are words that join two words or two phrases together, while exclamations are expressions that show sudden emotion.
Conjunctions and interjections are short words that we use in sentences. There are some differences between conjunctions and interjections, particularly in terms of their function. The main difference is that conjunctions are used to join two words or two phrases together, while adjectives are used to express sudden emotion in informal writing. Let us understand the difference between the two with examples.
What are conjunctions?
Conjunctions are used to join two or more objects, phrases or clauses. These can also be called conjunctions because they are used to make connections in sentences. Conjunctions can usually be found in the later part of a sentence if they are used to connect clauses. If conjunctions are used to connect objects or phrases, they may appear at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence, according to the position of the objects or phrases.
types of treaties
1. Coordinating set – Used to join two independent clauses. Examples of coordinating conjunctions are and, nor, but, or, yet and so for.
2. Subordinating conjunctions – Used to join an independent clause and a dependent clause. Examples of subordinating conjunctions are if, although, however, after, before, because, as, as long as, as long as, when, while, etc.
3. Correlation conjunction – Used to connect two phrases or parts of a sentence that have the same importance within a sentence. Examples of correlative conjunctions are not only…but, either…or, neither…nor, whether…or, rather…or, if…then, etc.
examples of treaties
Shruti and I went to Gokarna last weekend.
– Do you have a rough notebook or at least rough paper?
What are exclamations?
An interjection is a part of speech that is used to express or convey sudden feelings and emotions. There are no specific rules as to where an exclamation should be placed in a sentence, but often, they appear at the beginning of a sentence. They are used to make exclamatory sentences.
examples of exclamation
– Hurray! we won the match.
– Ouch! It hurt really badly.
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