CONJUCTION

                                        CONJUCTION

            [Conjuction links two or more than two clauses]

RULE NO.1

So/So that/Therefore

 So/so that- is used for ordenery ruselt

a.      So+affirmative/negative clauses

b.     So that+affirmative clauses only

 Example- He was ill so that he absent himself from class.

        He wsa ill so he did not attend the class.

Therefore – is used for strongest ruselt.

Example- His father was dide therefore he absent himself from class.

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RULE NO.2

UNLESS/UNTIL

Unless- is used for condation.

Until- is used for time.

Note-   Both are negative so no use other negative with them.

Example-  Unless you work hard you cannot pass.

RULE NO.3

Due to/Owing to

     Due to- is used to show the reason of an action.
     Owing to- is used to show the ruselt of an action.

Example-  The accident occured owing to the carelessness of the driver.

                  Due to his long illness he absented himself from class.

RULE NO.4

Ago-  is followed by- that

Example- It is ten years ago that she met me there.

RULE NO.5

Superlative degree- is followed by – that

Example- This is the worst that you are done.

RULE NO.6

Such- is followed by- that/as

a.     Such+noun+as+clause

b.    Such+without noun+that+clause

Example- Such boy as has come is my brother.

                  Such was the answer that was the question.

RULE NO.7

The+same- is followed by – that/as

Example- This is the same book that I bought yesterday.

                  This is thae same book as yours.

RULE NO.8

THAT-  cannot be used to link interrogative and imperative clauses.

Asked, order, command, request, suggest, advice, propose

Example- He asked when she had gone to college.

                  She orderd me bring a glass of water.

THAT-  cannot use before why, when, what, where, how