What is Conjunction?

 7. CONJUNCTION

The word Conjunction comes from Latin conjunction, means 'a joining'. In grammatical sense, it is a translation of Greek word sundesmos that means 'binding together'.

    A conjunction is a joiner; a word that connects (conjoins) words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. Example

 Ahmad and Arham are friends.

 Here, the Conjunction 'and' connects two nouns.

 He will drive or fly.

 Here, the Conjunction "or' connects two verbs.

 It is very early in the morning but we can go whatsoever

 In this example the Conjunction 'but' connects two groups of words, go whatsoever.