Sentence Connector

She drinks coffee. He drinks tea.
She drinks coffee, but he drinks tea.

She drinks coffee, and he drinks tea.

She drinks coffee; he drinks tea.

Although she drinks coffee, he drinks tea.

She drinks coffee although he drinks tea.

Although she drinks coffee, but he drinks tea.

She drinks coffee; however, he drinks tea.

She drinks coffee. However, he drinks tea.

She drinks coffee. He, however, drinks tea.
(Two separate
sentences)
(Coordination)

(Both ideas
are equal)

(Closely
related ideas)

(Subordination)

(One idea is
stronger)

(INCORRECT!)

(Sentence connector)

(Stronger break
between ideas)

(Variation)

Remember:

A period (.) provides the strongest break between ideas.
A semicolon (;) is next, and a comma (,) provides the weakest separation.

Coordinators provide connection between equal ideas.

(and, but, or, nor, so, for, yet)
Examples: Mom and Dad red or green She stayed, but he left.

Subordinators provide connection between unequal ideas.

(because, although, when, while, if, as, since, whenever, wherever?)
Example: He didn't go to work because he was sick.
Although John was unhappy, he still smiled.

Sentence Connectors provide connection between large groups of ideas/sentences. (usually paragraphs)

(therefore, otherwise, thus, in conclusion, furthermore?)

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