There are two kinds of conjunctions—the conjunctions of coordination and the conjunctions of subordination. Conjunctions are invariable words or phrases that join two parts of speech, two clauses, or even two sentences. Conjunctions can help form a relation between words, clauses, or sentences such as opposition, addition, consequence, cause, etc...
In this chapter, we will study the conjunctive phrases. These are phrases formed with conjunctions of subordination and which link two or more clauses. There are so many conjunctive phrases that it would be hard to study them all. That’s why we selected the most common ones to study in this chapter.
In today’s lesson, we will study the following conjunctive phrases: bien que, comme quoi, d’autant plus que, depuis que, dès que.
In this chapter, we will study the conjunctive phrases. These are phrases formed with conjunctions of subordination and which link two or more clauses. There are so many conjunctive phrases that it would be hard to study them all. That’s why we selected the most common ones to study in this chapter.
In today’s lesson, we will study the following conjunctive phrases: bien que, comme quoi, d’autant plus que, depuis que, dès que.