New posts in coordination

Is the distinction between "complex sentences" and "compound sentences" real? Is the distinction purely a matter of personal taste?

conjunctions complex-sentences coordination compound-sentences

double and's in list and commas

punctuation commas conjunctions coordination

Coordinating conjunctions between different pairs that are close to each other

conjunctions repetition coordination

Is it “Macaroni, cheese, and steak” or “Macaroni and cheese and steak”?

commas conjunctions lists coordination

How should I punctuate "Dave and Sarah, and Fred and Jane"?

punctuation commas coordination

"Neither them nor us" vs "Neither they nor we"

grammar grammatical-case coordination

Are "Yet" and "However" synonymous?

meaning-in-context coordination

Comma or no in a two item list where those items are phrases

commas lists coordination

Is it possible to have an interrogative after an imperative connected with coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence?

punctuation expression-choice style-manuals coordination

A series of 4 elements, which can be considered as 2 series of 2 elements

syntactic-analysis ambiguity coordination

Does a coordinate clause include a coordinator (/coordinating conjunction)?

coordination

"I think therefore I am" parataxis?

coordination

Can "then" be used as a coordinating conjunction?

syntactic-analysis conjunctions coordination

Improper placement of a comma

commas coordination independent-clauses

Can subordinate conjunctions in some cases act as coordinate conjunctions?

conjunctions compound-sentences coordination

Singular or plural verb form with 'What Ø the cause, progress and result of your actions?' [duplicate]

grammatical-number conjunctions verb-agreement compound-subjects coordination

Correct comma usage with "but after years of" [duplicate]

punctuation commas conjunctions coordination parenthetical-commas

"...my passion for teaching and my knowledge of the English language makes me" or "...make me..."?

grammatical-number american-english verb-agreement compound-subjects coordination

'For' is a coordinating conjunction, but 'because' is a subordinating conjunction. Is that right? Can someone explain why?

grammar conjunctions coordination subordinators

Singular or plural verb after a list with multiple "every"s?

word-usage grammatical-number verb-agreement coordination compound-subjects