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# Conjunction
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A conjunction is a type of word that is used to organize what someone wrote. It relates two ideas or groups of words to one another in some way.
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A conjunction does not change its form.
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## More Information about this topic
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*How else can a conjunction be used?*
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* A conjunction can introduce a group of words that help the reader to know the cause, purpose, goal, or reason something happened.
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* A conjunction can be used to compare two groups of words in some way.
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* A conjunction can introduce a group of words that describe the results of something that happened.
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* A conjunction can introduce a group of words that help the reader to know when something happened.
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* A conjunction can connect two words or groups of words. It is often translated by the word **_and_**.
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* A conjunction can contrast two words or groups of words. It is often translated by the words **_but_** or **_however_**.
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* A conjunction can separate two words or groups of words. It is often translated using the word **_or_**.
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* A conjunction can help the reader to know about a condition of something. This is when something must happen in order for something else to happen.
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