This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...(both being modifiers of the verb embarked). In the sixth, and joins the two coordinate clauses of a compound sentence ( 44). In the seventh, and joins two coordinate clauses which, taken together, make up the subordinate clause until... deserted; this may therefore be called a compound subordinate clause ( 474). 2. A ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...(both being modifiers of the verb embarked). In the sixth, and joins the two coordinate clauses of a compound sentence ( 44). In the seventh, and joins two coordinate clauses which, taken together, make up the subordinate clause until... deserted; this may therefore be called a compound subordinate clause ( 474). 2. A subordinate (or subordinating) conjunction connects a subordinate clause with the clause on which it depends. Harmon did not quail, though he saw the danger. Take this seat, if you prefer. I hesitated because I remembered your warning. 352. The chief coordinate conjunctions are: --r 353. Then is an adverb when it denotes time, a conjunction when it denotes consequence or the like. Then the boat glided up to the pier. Time. Men are imperfect creatures: we must not, then, expect them to be angels. Consequence. 354. Yet and still are adverbs when they express time or degree, conjunctions when they connect. We have not started yet. Time. It is still raining. Time. This hatchet is dull, but that is duller still. Degree. I miss him, yet I am glad he went. Conjunction. I like dogs; still I do not care to own one. Conjunction. 355. For and notwithstanding may be either prepositions or conjunctions. Prepositions Conjunctions I am waiting for you. We must go, for it is late. Jane is coming, notwithstanding It is a hard storm. She will come, the storm. notwithstanding. Note. For is sometimes classified as a subordinate conjunction, but the fact that it may be used to begin an independent sentence (even when such a sentence opens a paragraph) justifies its inclusion among the coordinates. 356. The chief subordinate conjunctions are: --A few phrases may be regarded as compound conjunctions to distinguish them from simple conjunctions like though ...
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