New posts in conjunctions

Singular or plural noun in a sentence after using both in a related conjunction?

grammatical-number conjunctions

Omission of "and" in headlines

conjunctions asyndeton

Comma usage with compound sentences {actually compound predicates as per Rob's answer}

commas conjunctions

Differences between "however", "although","albeit", etc [closed]

conjunctions

Use "which" or "what" in a sentence with a metaphor/analogy [duplicate]

pronouns conjunctions relative-clauses which-that relative-pronouns

I don't like potatoes or ice-cream [closed]

phrases conjunctions oxford-comma

Confused on my interpretation when negative 'not' + but

syntactic-analysis conjunctions correlative-conjunctions

How to avoid starting sentences with "And" or "But"? [closed]

conjunctions sentence-patterns sentence-starts

Can "nor" be used without "neither"?

grammaticality conjunctions negation disjunction or-nor

Why don’t other pronouns get to albe-themselves, à la albeit’s “it”?

conjunctions word-formation

What rules determine the apostrophe placement in "ham 'n eggs" and similar expressions?

punctuation conjunctions apostrophe

Is using "and/or" recommended for formal writing, or is it frowned upon?

formality conjunctions writing-style

Possessive form of coordinated noun phrases?

conjunctions possessives apostrophe coordinating-conjunctions saxon-genitive

Use of the word "that" in formal tone, technical writing

conjunctions parallelism complex-sentences compound-sentences

Repeating determiners: “the X and (the) Y”

articles conjunctions determiners conjunction-reduction

"So long as" vs. "as long as"

word-choice conjunctions formality writing-style so-vs-as

Comma Between a Conjunction and an Adverb [closed]

commas conjunctions

"Bridging X and Y" or "bridging X with Y"? [closed]

word-choice grammaticality prepositions conjunctions

Which part of speech is "as" in each example of mine?

syntactic-analysis conjunctions parts-of-speech prepositional-phrases adverbials

Conjunctions, commas, and multiple sentences

grammar phrases conjunctions