20 Examples of Coordinative, Correlative, Subordinating and Intersentence Conjunctions

Conjunction is a word used to connect two types of words, phrases in Indonesian, clause in Indonesian, or types of sentences. Conjunctions themselves are divided into several types, where four of them are: types of conjunctions these include coordinating conjunction, correlative, subordinating, and conjunctions between sentences.

A coordinating conjunction is a conjunction that connects two words, phrases, clauses or sentences of equal degree. Meanwhile, correlative conjunction is a conjunction consisting of a combination of two or more words that connect word, phrase, clause, or sentence. On the other hand, subordinating conjunction is the opposite from Correlative conjunctions, where this conjunction serves to combine two elements that are not equal. The meaning of inter-sentence conjunction itself is a conjunction that connects two sentences.

To find out more about the forms of these four conjunctions, here are some examples of them which are shown below!

A. Examples of Coordinative Conjunctions

1. Mother is cooking in the kitchen and Andi is doing his schoolwork in his room.
2. Dad is working in the office, while mother is cooking at home.
3. I actually met him but I didn't have time to talk to him because he seemed to be in a hurry.
4. The restaurant provides two dining areas, so diners can choose whether they eat in an area consisting of tables and chairs or in a more sloping area.
5. Mr. Johan is not the director of the company, but just a manager who was just promoted by his director a month ago.

B. Examples of Correlative Conjunctions

1. Good I nor they have known each other for a long time.
2. I don't know Tofu I don't know no, he actually has a talent that is still hidden in him.
3. Never mind to buy gold, buy a plate of rice rame even I can not stand it.
4. That riot not only only this year, but since a few years ago.
5. The stadium has been renovated in such a way, so that the stadium became more magnificent and comfortable.

C. Examples of Subordinating Conjunctions

1. I won't regret like this if I didn't make the wrong decision at that time.
2. He said to me that he has liked you for a long time.
3. His speech is so smooth like cotton that caresses this skin.
4. He is a person that been looking for by the police all this time.
5. Her body smells so good like flowers that give off its fragrance.

D. Examples of Conjunctions Between Sentences.

1. Disposing of expired drugs carelessly can result in environmental pollution. Therefore, we should not throw expired drugs carelessly because it will cause a negative impact on the environment.
2. After school, Tara immediately went to the tutoring place which was not far from her house. Then, After finishing lessons, Tara went straight to her sister's school to pick her up from school.
3. The music concert was watched by tens of thousands of people. Even, amount media said that the music event was watched by hundreds of thousands of people from various regions and countries.
4. I actually want to continue my studies abroad. Unfortunately, That opportunity still hasn't come yet.
5. Our futsal team lost badly in the final yesterday. Even so, we are still proud because yesterday's match was the first time our team entered the final round.

Those are some examples of coordinating conjunctions, correlative, subordinating and conjunctions between sentences. Hopefully useful and able to add insight for all readers. Thank you,