Online Language Dictionaries

Although she loved Sir Reginald , lady Penelope hated his pranks (Conjunction) - grammar
apply a scale in conjunction with
as soon as = Preposition/conjunction? - grammar
Conjunction "e". - grammar
coordinating conjunction
Dwellings Written in Conjunction with Commercial Risks
either /or / whether (conjunction) - grammar
emerging conjunction
For equipment employing software in the conjunction with testing/examination. - information technology
in conjunction to Company's products - legal
in conjunction with
in conjunction with
indicó que, sea cual sea, que heredará (conjunction) - grammar
Lo extraño es que no esté (Subjunctive + subordinating conjunction) - grammar
mas (as a conjunction)
prepare to turn off at the major conjunction marked liverpool
saw how small it was (conjunction How) - grammar
since (conjunction)
So - conjunction - grammar
solely at and in conjunction with - legal
taken on their own, together or in conjunction with Article - legal
Task lighting can be utilized in conjunction with
that - omission as subordinating conjunction - grammar
that have x, and handle y (conjunction + comma) - grammar
The VIP control also works in conjunction with
to be = disjunctive conjunction? - grammar
when = coordinating conjunction? - grammar
work in conjuction / work in conjunction
Ya (as conjunction / adverb) - grammar
...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
and, so, or [conjunction with 'that' clauses?] - English Only forum
Any conjunction needed? - English Only forum
Any time people or things are connected, there are .... [needs a conjunction?] - English Only forum
as (conjunction /preposition)? - English Only forum
as (conjunction) (inversion) - English Only forum
as [conjunction] - English Only forum
as [relative pronoun / conjunction] - English Only forum
AS adverb or conjunction - English Only forum
"as" as a conjunction - English Only forum
"as" as a coordinate conjunction - English Only forum
"as" as the conjunction in this sentence? - English Only forum
As conjunction "used to state the reason for something" - English Only forum
"as if" with coordinating conjunction. Past Simple or would - English Only forum
as regards ['as' conjunction?] - English Only forum
as to (conjunction or preposition) - English Only forum
as well as, preposition and conjunction - English Only forum
Before (preposition or conjunction?) - English Only forum
Beginning a sentence with a conjunction. - English Only forum
Beginning a sentence with a coordinating conjunction. - English Only forum
best conjunction - English Only forum
but [coordinating conjunction?] - English Only forum
can 'sometime' be a conjunction? - English Only forum
Can a noun and a noun clause be connected together by conjunction? - English Only forum
Can despite be conjunction? - English Only forum
Can I use while as a conjunction in past sentences? - English Only forum
Can "should" be a conjunction? - English Only forum
can the conjunction that be omitted? - English Only forum
Can the conjunction WHEN go in the middle of the sentence? - English Only forum
Can we use adverb phrase with conjunction plus noun phrase? - English Only forum
Can you end a clause with the conjunction "and"? - English Only forum
Changing 'if' with another conjunction. - English Only forum
choose a proper conjunction on a local English test question - English Only forum
comma after 'and' [conjunction]; question period / question, period - English Only forum
comma after 'and' / before 'as well as' [conjunction] - English Only forum
comma after 'but' [conjunction]: But, Daniel is not coming with us. - English Only forum
comma after 'but' [conjunction]: But, it is probable that... - English Only forum
comma after 'only' [conjunction]: Only, a few years later he calls - English Only forum
comma after 'since' [conjunction]: since, with raised fares, people - English Only forum
comma after 'so' [conjunction]: don't know her, so <,> I don't have .... - English Only forum
comma after 'so' [conjunction]: time was 2 o'clock. So, I waited... - English Only forum
comma after 'so' [conjunction]: we cannot trust / so they make - English Only forum
comma after 'though' [conjunction]: Though, some are poor. - English Only forum
comma after 'when' [conjunction]: When, at the end of book I, Smith - English Only forum
comma after ‘and’; capital letter with colon [conjunction]: And,... - English Only forum
comma after conditional clause [conjunction]: and if..., it will - English Only forum
comma after introductory adverb or conjunction: when is it needed? - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction] If you don’t think .., our sales team .... - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction]: As his finger..., he - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction]: If anybody..., it - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction]: If they terminate..., - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction]: If undelivered <> please - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction]: When the robber..., I - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [conjunction]: When the wave..., the - English Only forum
comma after introductory clause [when, though, conjunction] - English Only forum
comma after introductory elliptic clause [conjunction]: While..., he - English Only forum
comma after introductory phrase [conjunction]: When listening..., I - English Only forum
comma after long introductory clause [conjunction]: When..., there - English Only forum
Comma after the conjunction That: restrictive/non-restrictive clause - English Only forum
comma before 'and so' [conjunction]: I had a good time, and so did - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [BrE; conjunction]: I am happy, and she - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [clauses modified by common clause; conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: a conception which..., and with - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: are volunteers and the firm uses - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: different, and hence conflictual, - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: discuss A, and B. An Oxford comma? - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: have made things clear, and it's - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: he would ponder and then he would - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: held in his right hand and his arm - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: I am poor and I am not ashamed - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: I would have..., and now I would be... - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: it blows off and the water spatter - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: it isn't broken<,> and I didn't call - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: It's the latest product, and it's - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: like apples and I like bananas, but - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: shoots them a glance and they - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: signifies God and the dead soldier - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: struck companies, and her friends - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: thought... was closed, and the dogs - English Only forum
comma before 'and' [conjunction]: we're meeting in his office and I'm - English Only forum
comma before 'and' after 'or' [conjunction]: mine or his and remember - English Only forum
comma before 'and' between dependent clauses [conjunction] - English Only forum
Comma before 'and' that connects two complete sentences inside a conjunction? - English Only forum
comma before 'as soon as' [conjunction]: traveling, as soon as the - English Only forum
comma before 'as well as' [conjunction]: aim to teach..., as well as - English Only forum
comma before 'as well as' [conjunction]: learn the skills, as well as - English Only forum
comma before 'as well as' / 'so' [conjunction]: are happy, so are - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction] teach you as well, as I'm actually .... - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: burst forth, as he watched the - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: by paraphrasing, as shown in - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: confused, as her brown eyes showed - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: in that field, as demonstrated - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: is a good idea, as they have time - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: is depressed, as his wife has just - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: scientific papers, as psychologists - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [conjunction]: were free, as the case had not been - English Only forum
comma before 'as' [long sentence, conjunction]: have... and..., as - English Only forum
comma before 'as' / 'like' [conjunction]: gives orders to me, as an - English Only forum
comma before 'as' / 'which' [conjunction, relative pronoun] - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction] does the washing up but because she - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: a similiar, but cheaper, solution - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: each of which can... but which come - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: He came early but she came late. - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: It was not me, but you, who... - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: lounge is empty, but Jack and Jill - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: no longer a party of ideas, but a - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: said it was blue, but it was red - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: The film wasn't bad but atrocious. - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [conjunction]: without making a sound, but feeling - English Only forum
comma before 'but' [meaning?, conjunction]: not a Mercedes, but a BMW - English Only forum
comma before 'but'/'or' [conjunction]: Hurry up, or you will be late. - English Only forum
comma before 'for' [necessary?, conjunction]: did not go, for he was - English Only forum
comma before 'if' (conjunction): substitute the seafood if preferred - English Only forum
comma before 'if' / after 'please' [conjunction; adverb] - English Only forum
comma before 'in that' [conjunction]: may damage the trust, in that - English Only forum
comma before 'just as' [conjunction]: there for ages, just as XXX on - English Only forum
comma before 'nor' [conjunction]: neither after the accident, nor - English Only forum
comma before 'or' [conjunction]: Is this a pencil, or a pen? - English Only forum
comma before 'or' [conjunction]: steal my jewelries, or my laptop - English Only forum
comma before 'or' [conjunction]: this one, or that one over there? - English Only forum
comma before 'or' [conjunction]: To be, or not to be... - English Only forum
comma before 'or'/with 'neither...nor' [conjunction]: He..., or he - English Only forum
comma before 'so that' [conjunction]: did this, so that I could save - English Only forum
comma before 'so that' [conjunction]: lot of time, so that I visited - English Only forum
comma before 'so that' [conjunction]: She pulled him to the side so that - English Only forum
comma before 'so' [conjunction]: he was cheating on me so I told his - English Only forum
comma before 'so' / 'so that' [conjunction]: by post, so I don't - English Only forum
comma before 'such as' / 'like' [conjunction]: Burners such as A, B.. - English Only forum
comma before 'then'/'but' [adverb; conjunction]: he could, then, he - English Only forum
comma before 'to' / 'for' / 'so' [preposition, conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before 'too' / 'and' [adverb; conjunction]: you will, too. - English Only forum
comma before 'unless' (legal document) [modifying what?, conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before 'when [conjunction]: know a suitable time, when we - English Only forum
comma before 'when' [in motto; conjunction]: what you..., when you - English Only forum
comma before 'where' [conjunction]: except in Portugal, where this - English Only forum
comma before 'where' [conjunction]: my life at home, where I was - English Only forum
comma before 'where' [conjunction]: was taken to hospital where he - English Only forum
comma before 'whereas' [conjunction]: In the past..., whereas now - English Only forum
comma before 'whereas'/'but' [conjunction]: With a... but with a - English Only forum
comma before 'whether' [conjunction]: anxiety lingers whether or not - English Only forum
comma before 'while' [conjunction]; dash to mark ellipsis - English Only forum
comma before 'while' [conjunction]: reported that, while he robbed - English Only forum
comma before 'while' [conjunction]: Times Square is..., while Forum - English Only forum
comma before 'while' [short clauses; conjunction]: am strong, while - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' [conjunction]: at the office, and, while - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' [conjunction]: he saw us, and, unaware - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' [conjunction]: I was funny and, after - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' [conjunction]: she.., and even though - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' [conjunction]: was in vain and as I - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' / before 'as' [conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and' / before 'if' [conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and'/'but' followed by adverb [conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before and after 'and'/'therefore' [conjunction; adverb] - English Only forum
comma before and after 'but' [conjunction]: but, despite..., I like - English Only forum
comma before and after 'but' [conjunction]: might be, but as yet - English Only forum
comma before and after 'but' [conjunction]: provides this but, as a - English Only forum
comma before and after 'but' [conjunction]: usage, but, in fact... - English Only forum
comma before and after 'since' [conjunction]: evidence, since, as we - English Only forum
comma before and after 'whereas' / before 'if' [conjunction] - English Only forum
comma before concessive conjunction: is it necessary? - English Only forum
comma before conjunction - English Only forum
comma before conjunction - English Only forum
comma before dependent clause [conjunction]: get a job, even though - English Only forum
comma before dependent clause [if, conjunction]: come with you, if - English Only forum
comma before or after 'because' [conjunction, until, after, before] - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: dimension and perf., and - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: experts and scientists, and - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: financial are X and Y, and - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: my skills and knowledge and - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: of pills and their risks and - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: Standard and Poor's and - English Only forum
comma before second 'and' [conjunction]: to identify and measure, and - English Only forum
comma before second ‘and’ [conjunction]: elements and equipments, and - English Only forum
comma before subordinating conjunction: used in BrE? - English Only forum
comma before the conjunction 'though' - English Only forum
comma before/after 'that' [conjunction]: admit, that through..., - English Only forum
comma indicating 'that' [conjunction]: I came to know, you got stuck - English Only forum
comma indicating 'that' [conjunction]: I think, they work hard, don't you? - English Only forum
comma indicating 'that' [conjunction]: so untidy it was like a pigsty - English Only forum
comma instead of 'that' [conjunction]: It was such a hot day, I went - English Only forum
comma or 'and' [conjunction]: careening through the skies, whooshing - English Only forum
comma or 'and' before 'with' [conjunction]: in skirts, with trousers - English Only forum
comma or 'and' btw adjectives [conjunction]: a beautiful, young widow - English Only forum
comma or 'and' with adjective [conjunction]: a soft, honest straight - English Only forum
comma or not before 'because' [conjunction]: is there a rule? - English Only forum
comma or not before 'before' [conjunction]: sent..., before departing - English Only forum
comma or not before 'where' [conjunction]: in the U.S., where you..., - English Only forum
comma or semicolon before 'but' [conjunction]: same in return; but - English Only forum
comma splice or not: Is 'then' a coordinating conjunction? - English Only forum
comma usage (without conjunction) - English Only forum
comma use (diverse examples, esp. comma before 'and' [conjunction]) - English Only forum
comma vs full stop before 'for' [conjunction]: waiting on a wall, for - English Only forum
comma vs no comma before 'as' [meaning?, conjunction]: guitar, as - English Only forum
comma vs no comma before 'as' [meaning?; conjunction]: family, as I - English Only forum
comma vs no comma before 'where' / 'when' [meaning?, conjunction] - English Only forum
Comma vs. conjunction - English Only forum
comma vs. conjunction - English Only forum
comma with 'and'. Is an imperative clause independent? [conjunction] - English Only forum
comma with 'in that' [conjunction]: similar to mice in that, they hop - English Only forum
comma with 'not only X but also' [conjunction]: have not only pitted - English Only forum
comma with 'not only X but' [conjunction]: from not only passion, but - English Only forum
comma with 'not only X but' [conjunction]: not only clever, but also - English Only forum
comma with in order to, so as to, so that [preposition, conjunction] - English Only forum
Comma With Introductory Phrase and Conjunction [For example; As the rain....] - English Only forum
comma, conjunction -- a scholar, but not much of a teacher - English Only forum
comma: subordinate conjunction - English Only forum
comma/not before 'and' [conjunction]: teachers teach and students - English Only forum
comma/not before 'because' [conjunction]: impossible to interpret the value because - English Only forum
comma/not before 'because' [meaning; conjunction]: marry her, because - English Only forum
comma/not before 'because'/'but' [conjunction]: is rich, because he - English Only forum
comma/not before 'like' [conjunction]: stared at him, like he had - English Only forum
Commas and coordinate conjunction - English Only forum
concurrent with <> at the same time as <> in conjunction wit - English Only forum
Conditional sentences with relative clauses and conjunction - English Only forum
Confused with conjunction and preposition.. - English Only forum
confusing conjunction - English Only forum
conjunction - English Only forum
conjunction - English Only forum
conjunction - English Only forum
Conjunction - English Only forum
Conjunction - English Only forum
Conjunction - English Only forum
Conjunction - English Only forum
conjunction - it is essential that - English Only forum
conjunction 'as' - English Only forum
conjunction 'as' - English Only forum
conjunction 'for' - English Only forum
Conjunction 'OR' - English Only forum
conjunction 'so' - English Only forum
<conjunction 'while'> - English Only forum
Conjunction + the Prime Minister stepped off the plane, - English Only forum
Conjunction after a linking verb - English Only forum
conjunction after period - English Only forum
conjunction AND - English Only forum
conjunction and - English Only forum
Conjunction and articles - English Only forum
conjunction and commas - English Only forum
conjunction as - English Only forum
conjunction AS - English Only forum
Conjunction before last word - English Only forum
Conjunction but - English Only forum
Conjunction "for" [vs preposition] - English Only forum
Conjunction for Cause and Effect - English Only forum
conjunction for clause that illustrates main point - English Only forum
conjunction in the past perfect progressive sentence - English Only forum
conjunction not used - English Only forum
conjunction of goodness - English Only forum
conjunction "or" (singular or plural) - English Only forum
conjunction or adverb - English Only forum
conjunction or adverb? - English Only forum
Conjunction or and articles a/an - English Only forum
conjunction or preposition? - English Only forum
Conjunction or Relative adverb - English Only forum
conjunction or relative pronoun? - English Only forum
conjunction "that" - English Only forum
conjunction "that" - English Only forum
conjunction to link two clauses - English Only forum
conjunction usage - English Only forum
conjunction vs league! - English Only forum
conjunction vs period - English Only forum
conjunction vs. preposition - English Only forum
conjunction "when" and tense agreement - English Only forum
conjunction where [place only?] - English Only forum
conjunction whether and if - English Only forum
Conjunction "which" - English Only forum
conjunction word - English Only forum
conjunction: every day - English Only forum
Conjunction? to where - English Only forum
Construction ["for" as a conjunction] - English Only forum
Contrast between while/however as a conjunction - English Only forum
Coordinate conjunction - English Only forum
coordinating conjunction - English Only forum
coordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Coordinating conjunction + subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Coordinating conjunction "A and B" - English Only forum
Coordinating conjunction for. - English Only forum
Coordinating conjunction without comma - English Only forum
coordinating conjunction yet - English Only forum
Correlative conjunction - Whether - English Only forum
Could the conjunction "and" here be omitted? - English Only forum
defined in conjunction with something - English Only forum
Did the sentence miss a conjunction? - English Only forum
difference between "as well as" as a conjunction and as a prep - English Only forum
difference between two similar conjunction - English Only forum
directly as a conjunction - English Only forum
Directly as conjunction - English Only forum
Does the conjunction "and" have to always appear at the end of an enumeration? - English Only forum
Does "the first time" function like a conjunction? - English Only forum
doesn't mean sacrificing. <Nor> does [conjunction?] - English Only forum
double conjunction - English Only forum
Ending a title with conjunction? - English Only forum
Error in conjunction - English Only forum
<Even so>, he passed [conjunction or adverb?]' - English Only forum
everything <that> there is [relative pronoun or conjunction?] - English Only forum
First, we went [Conjunction?] - English Only forum
For = conjunction or preposition? - English Only forum
For as a conjunction - English Only forum
FOR preposition or conjunction - English Only forum
For, the conjunction - English Only forum
<given that> an award of a penalty’ [conjunction?] - English Only forum
Go away, because that's all.... [comma followed by subordinating conjunction] - English Only forum
go smoothly <for> him [conjunction?] - English Only forum
Grammar, correlative conjunction - English Only forum
He told him to bring him a cup of his coffee. [Reported Speech: why no conjunction "that"] - English Only forum
He was mean, also ugly. [also: conjunction?] - English Only forum
Help! "in conjunction therewith.." - English Only forum
how - use as conjunction - English Only forum
How is 'where' a conjunction? - English Only forum
How, that and the way as a conjunction - English Only forum
however _adverb or conjunction? - English Only forum
However as a conjunction - English Only forum
I am twelve years old(,) and I am a student [ comma before conjunction and] - English Only forum
I need a conjunction to unite these sentences - English Only forum
I related to this feeling< ,> having never felt fully.... [conjunction?] - English Only forum
I want to go home <?> but I can't ... [comma before conjunction] - English Only forum
Idea meaning and conjunction and - English Only forum
In conjunction with - English Only forum
In conjunction with - English Only forum
in conjunction with - English Only forum
in conjunction with / with - English Only forum
in conjunction with two-phase locking - English Only forum
"In that" as a subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
In that sentence, "since" functions as a conjunction to mean "inasmuch as". - English Only forum
in the sequence [?] they are reported [Subordinate Conjunction?] - English Only forum
Independent clauses without any conjunction - English Only forum
ing clauses without conjunction - English Only forum
involved the arts, but with a part-time status [use coordinate conjunction] - English Only forum
Is “than” a relative pronoun or a conjunction? - English Only forum
is "every time" a conjunction? - English Only forum
is that a conjunction here - English Only forum
Is "that" a conjunction in all cases and necessary? - English Only forum
Is that sentence right if I use two predicates without using a conjunction to link them? - English Only forum
Is the conjunction 'and' okay in the following sentence? - English Only forum
is the conjunction "that" redundant? - English Only forum
It doesn’t matter how many times you download Steve's commencement address <+ conjunction?>, you still look at it and ... - English Only forum
just a few scattered glimpses (just as a conjunction) - English Only forum
Lack conjunction again? - English Only forum
Lack conjunction? - English Only forum
"like' a preposition or conjunction - English Only forum
main clauses: punctuation or conjunction - English Only forum
Meaningless title; conjunction choice - English Only forum
Missing comma or conjunction - English Only forum
Must carry equal status- uses of conjunction - English Only forum
Negation withe the conjunction "Nor" - English Only forum
no conjunction? - English Only forum
not a huge problem, 'just' a slight inconvenience. [conjunction?] - English Only forum
not sympathetic, <neither> would they [conjunction] - English Only forum
not valid in conjunction with other promotions, discounts .. - English Only forum
now (conjunction) - English Only forum
<now> in conjunction with <have been/were> - English Only forum
Now you're just somebody ... – 'now' adverb or conjunction (now that) - English Only forum
Objective clause subordinating conjunction "that" "whether" - English Only forum
Omission after conjunction "and". - English Only forum
omit preposition and conjunction - English Only forum
omitting of a conjunction - English Only forum
only-coordinating conjunction? - English Only forum
"Only” as a conjunction　 - English Only forum
OR [alternative conjunction] - English Only forum
otherwise conjunction? - English Only forum
past perfect in conjunction with present tenses - English Only forum
past tense or past perfect and the use of conjunction ,but and so - English Only forum
Plural with conjunction "or" in a list - English Only forum
"plus" with comma or without comma,conjunction or adverb - English Only forum
practiced <until> bettering their abilities [preposition or conjunction?] - English Only forum
preposition after conjunction - English Only forum
preposition and conjunction - English Only forum
Preposition "at" and conjunction "and" - English Only forum
Preposition followed by Conjunction - English Only forum
Pronoun in conjunction structure - English Only forum
Punctuation :- "unless" conjunction - English Only forum
punctuation mark: comma (after conjunction but) - English Only forum
Received cash from Company Name <?> reason. [? = conjunction] - English Only forum
relative conjunction / relative pronoun - English Only forum
relative pronoun as a subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Relative Pronoun or Conjunction? - English Only forum
repetition of conjunction - English Only forum
reported speech with a correlative conjunction [not only, but also?] - English Only forum
rewrite the sentence by using the conjunction "and" - English Only forum
River Conjunction - English Only forum
Semicolon before a conjunction "and" - English Only forum
So instead, I... [Sentences that begin with a conjunction -- comma?] - English Only forum
so, can I use "that" instead of "in which" as a conjunction? - English Only forum
so: coordinating conjunction or subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Starting a sentence with a conjunction - English Only forum
Starting a sentence with a Conjunction [But] - English Only forum
Subordinating Conjunction--Than - English Only forum
subordinator/subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
suitable tense after while (conjunction) - English Only forum
taken in conjunction with the woman's record - English Only forum
tenses after AS - time conjunction - English Only forum
than as a preposition or conjunction - English Only forum
"THAT" - questionable case - relative pronoun or conjunction - English Only forum
that : conjunction or relative adverb? - English Only forum
"That" as a conjunction - English Only forum
"that" as a conjunction - English Only forum
"That" as a conjunction. - English Only forum
That <conjunction or adverb> - English Only forum
that: relative pronoun or conjunction? - English Only forum
THAT: subordinating conjunction OR relative pronoun? - English Only forum
The 'Both..and..and' conjunction and its rare use - English Only forum
the conjunction 'that' after a preposition - English Only forum
The Conjunction "And" - English Only forum
The conjunction AND - English Only forum
The conjunction "as well" - English Only forum
The conjunction "that" - English Only forum
The conjunction "that" as the subject of a sentence - English Only forum
the day when you have an interview (when as a conjunction) - English Only forum
the difference between Preposition and Conjunction - English Only forum
The fall in sales means <that> the music business .... [conjunction / relative?] - English Only forum
The item is on 30%off, in conjunction with... - English Only forum
The meaning of conjunction "or" - English Only forum
the place as a conjunction - English Only forum
the usage of 'since' as a conjunction - English Only forum
The use of "and" as a conjunction - English Only forum
the use of conjunction - English Only forum
The use of "while" as conjunction and preposition - English Only forum
The verb "am" after the conjunction "and" - English Only forum
The verb "bear" followed by the conjunction "that" - English Only forum
The word "for" as a conjunction - English Only forum
The word "than" as a conjunction and as a preposition - English Only forum
then as a conjunction - English Only forum
They express the same meaning <just like/as> the conjunction “although” does. - English Only forum
third conditional and conjunction - English Only forum
though , adverb or conjunction - English Only forum
To help me prepare ['To' subordinating conjunction?] - English Only forum
To infinitive after ‘or’ coordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Try to think. There's no one answer. [conjunction?] - English Only forum
Understanding the sentence in which a conjunction is omitted. - English Only forum
unless receiving (conjunction + gerund) - English Only forum
usage of conjunction - English Only forum
usage of the conjunction "for" - English Only forum
Use of 'while' as a conjunction (meaning although) - English Only forum
use of conjunction - English Only forum
use of conjunction "and", repeated pronoun - English Only forum
Use of conjunction with a non-essential phrase - English Only forum
Use of <than>as a conjunction - English Only forum
Use of the Conjunction “That” - English Only forum
Use of the conjunction "in that" - English Only forum
Use of the verb/conjunction Forelong - English Only forum
using "and" as a conjunction - English Only forum
Using Gerund and Conjunction - I have seen him walking and ? - English Only forum
Using the conjunction "nor" - English Only forum
vehicle conjunction - English Only forum
Verb followed by coordinating conjunction AND + followed by another verb - English Only forum
Verb-Subject inversion in questions after "and" conjunction. - English Only forum
Verbs in conjunction - English Only forum
What conjunction would you choose? - English Only forum
What does the conjunction “as” mean here? - English Only forum
What is the correct syntax when a conjunction is followed by multiple sentences? - English Only forum
What: pronoun or conjunction - English Only forum
When : adverb or conjunction? - English Only forum
When [relative pronoun or conjunction?] - English Only forum
when do we usa in the word ''that'' as a conjunction? - English Only forum
<When> subordinating conjunction? - English Only forum
"Where" (adverb, conjunction) - English Only forum
where as a conjunction - English Only forum
Where is the conjunction? - English Only forum
where, a relative adverb or a conjunction? - English Only forum
which conjunction : and, or, but, so ? - English Only forum
which conjunction is appropriate? - English Only forum
Which sentence contains a conjunction? - English Only forum
while president [while as a preposition or conjunction?] - English Only forum
While: a coordinating conjunction? - English Only forum
Why is "when" a conjunction and not a relative adverb - English Only forum
why the conjunction is omitted? - English Only forum
Why use conjunction 'and' in this sentence? - English Only forum
With or without a conjunction? - English Only forum
with or without conjunction? - English Only forum
Without conjunction - English Only forum
work in conjunction with = work in cooperation with? - English Only forum
working in conjunction with - English Only forum
X is provided in conjunction with Y - English Only forum
yet -- adverb and conjunction - English Only forum
yet as conjunction? - English Only forum

Links: ⚙️Preferencias | Abreviaturas | Pron. Symbols | Privacy Policy | Términos del Servicio | Apoyar WR | Foros | Suggestions