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Conjunctions - Conjunctions of Comparison and Addition

These conjunctions are used to point out similarities between two clauses or add another element or an alternative to its meaning.

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Categorized English Conjunctions
like

used to introduce a comparison or analogy between two things, indicating similarity or resemblance

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than

used to introduce the second element in a comparison to indicate inequality or difference between the two elements

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or

used to connect alternatives or introduce another possibility

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nor

used to add another negative statement related to the previous one

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and

used to connect two words, phrases, or sentences referring to related things

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plus

used to introduce additional information or items

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