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Collocations for "conjunction"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "conjunction" in context.

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conjunction

n

the conjunction of the [planets, stars]
a conjunction of [factors, events, circumstances]
a conjunction of [favorable, positive, disastrous] events
(can be, cannot be) [operated, fitted, used] in conjunction with
The [police, military] worked in conjunction with [specialists, experts, the residents].
[Mars] was in conjunction with [the sun].
grammar: learn [subordinating, dependent, coordinating] conjunctions
grammar: Conjunctions [connect, contrast] phrases.
grammar: Conjunctions connect [words, phrases, clauses].

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'conjunction' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

develop - in - possibly

Forum discussions with the word(s) "conjunction" in the title:

...in conjunction with the fitting to the device... - English Only forum
'as well as' as a conjunction - English Only forum
'Now' conjunction or adverb? - English Only forum
'Otherwise' as conjunction - English Only forum
'provided' the latter were intelligent men (conjunction) - English Only forum
'so' as conjunction - English Only forum
'that' as complementizer / subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
'the next time' conjunction ??? - English Only forum
'where' as a fused relative or a subordinate conjunction? - English Only forum
'While' [conjunction vs preposition] - English Only forum
‘When’ for flow of events(conjunction) - English Only forum
(like vs as) conjunction - English Only forum
A comma after Furthermore, a adverbial conjunction. - English Only forum
a comma before a "that" clause without any conjunction - English Only forum
a comma followed a incomplete sentence with a conjunction - English Only forum
a conjunction after a conjunction - English Only forum
a conjunction question - English Only forum
a conjunction question??! - English Only forum
A man with the ordinary looks, [and, but, or no conjunction] - English Only forum
A question about the conjunction and - English Only forum
about conjunction in a choice question - English Only forum
About inversion and a conjunction - English Only forum
Absolute participle phrase with a conjunction? - English Only forum
adjective followed by an adjective without the conjunction - English Only forum
AFTER - adverb or conjunction? - English Only forum
after having / after you had [after: conjunction or preposition?] - English Only forum
After you: conjunction or preposition - English Only forum
against as a conjunction? - English Only forum
along with/in conjunction with - English Only forum
and or however? problem with conjunction - English Only forum
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